kitchen

At last I can realize my dream of whittling vases out of potatoes.

~Not-"Not-So-Handy Andy" Jack

Have a mostly useless power tool set that was gifted to you by your Uncle Frank a few years ago? Fear not! Here are some ways to put power drills to good use in the kitchen.

Hilarity and/or 3rd degree burns ensue when the little ones hunger for that last piece of bread. ~Not-So-Handy Andy

I'd say this fix is holding up just fine!

Just one more computer to get the right height.

In order to be a successful kludger/handyman, you need to follow a simple thought process:

1) Picture what you want to get done. 2) Write out all the steps you need to get that thing done. 3) Try to get it done in half that amount of steps. 4) ???? 5) PROFIT!!!!

Never mind that, here's a fix your feathered friends will fawn over for sure!

From the submitter:

"Wife asked for a new meat grinder with electric motor. I saved some money and made one from hand-powered grinder and drill. The best part is that I was allowed to buy a new drill and leave the old one for meat grinding."