Here is a video summarizing the project
In this project I am going to share with you four simple and fun ways that you can use a cordless drill to aid you in everyday cooking tasks. So put on your tool belt and your chef's hat, and let's get cooking.
Here is a video summarizing the project
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By adding a power drill to everyday cooking tasks, you can make them more fun. It's a great way to get the family involved.
Jason Poel Smith is a helicopter tooling engineer. When he’s not inventing, he’s spending time with his amazing family.
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this looks like a solution looking for a problem – Why?
For one thing, a variable-speed drill can give you more mixing control than almost any electric mixer I’ve used in the past ten years – they all seem to run too fast!
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