your favorite tool when building a teardrop. what was it?

[KennethW]

Of course the most used tool is a tape measure and pencil
For me it was a low cost HF 1/4 router then a saber saw and a palm sander.
Foamie's don't need a lot of power tools.

[Woodbutcher]

Kreg Pocket hole cutter. This is after the obvious , a saw.

[les45]

+1 on the Kreg Jig and palm sander; they were certainly important to my build

[Tomterrific]

Cheap Electric Brad Nailer
The one tool I did not know I needed was a cheap electric brad nailer I borrowed from a friend. This tool was very helpful securing the thin ceiling and roof plywood to the ribs until the glue set up. I used it on the hatch construction as well. Anywhere I needed to hold that thin ply to a stiffening rib, I grabbed the brad nailer and quickly shot some tiny nails until the glue took hold.

T

[Graniterich]

Kreg jig for me

[captbobh2o2004]

"Peggys" Checkbook!

[razorback]

I bought 110 feet by 6 feet wide roll of frp. I did roof, floor, inside walls, and out side walls of my 5' X 10" drop. My favorite tool was an electric shear to cut the frp. It was Awesome. My Kreg jig was amazing too.
Larry

[H.A.]

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[tac422]

My favorite tool was the paintbrush.

It turned things that were under construction into finished items that were the perfect color.

[Mukilteo]

Turns out it was bandaids gauze and duct tape. Allowed me to keep working and not get blood on it.

[Roly Nelson]

Without a doubt, my bandsaw!
Roly~~

[daveesl77]

My bandsaw and my multitool

dave

[Talia62]

My hands.

[MtnDon]

Favorite tool...?

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[jonw]

Favorite? Cordless drill followed by Kreg jig and sabre saw.