Further noise related annoyances
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People that can't use garden or hand tools that spin, i.e. grass strimmers and drills/ electric srewdrivers in what I call a 'normal' manner (or how I do it lol) - turn the tool on, use it, turn it off.
When strimming, I hold the trigger and walk around the perimeter of the garden, cutting the grass close to the fence/ path. When I reach where I started, I let go of the trigger and I'm done.
When I screw a screw into a piece of wood, I put the bit into the head, click the trigger, hold until the screw is fully home, then stop.
I've got 2 different neighbours that seem to think the
correct way to use their tools is to 'rev' it in very short bursts.
Bzz bzz bzz bzz bzz bzz bzz
How the fudge do they get anything done if it take 5 minutes to put a bloody wood screw into a pallet? My other neighbour sounds like he's about to start a strimming race every time he used it, bzz bzz bzz bzz - half an hour to strim a patch of grass that's about 10m square
. He honestly power cycles his strimmer so quickly that I wonder if the plastic cutting wire/ blade actually gets up to cutting speed or not...