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AWWWWW VERY NICE!!! Rick
That right there is a sweet toy.
Did u buy for that specific project or do u have more projects.
nice tool you got there
chadlanthier wrote:
Did u buy for that specific project or do u have more projects.
No. This was just the first project we used it on…. We have 500 sq ft of driveway to demo, a 20×20 patio and about 300 sq ft of slab for new plumbing.
This footing is 5000 PSI 16″ deep as well. My 20# wouldn’t have done it.
Very cool Rick take pics man!
Nice breaker!very slim and seems well balanced.what’s the weight,20 pounds?
claudio wrote:
Nice breaker!very slim and seems well balanced.what’s the weight,20 pounds?
This one is a 40#.
I have the 20# which we use for chipping out floor drains, chipping tile and smaller interior projects. We also have the complete dust collection attachments for interior projects.
def take some pics while doing all these projects 😛
madman_us wrote:
def take some pics while doing all these projects 😛
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Lots of project pics.
will do
Oh I think 10 kg!lots of metal maybe…
So does it rattle your brain.
No. Not really. The Shocks Anti Vibration helps along with the spring loaded foregrip. The tool really does all the work. It’s real nice because it’s not so heavy that you can’t manuever it to use it at angles or even horizontally.
do you have to use your body while using the tool? like pushing it down into the concrete and you just hold it place and let the tool do the work?! never used something like that
madman_us wrote:
do you have to use your body while using the tool? like pushing it down into the concrete and you just hold it place and let the tool do the work?! never used something like that
Nope. If you put too much weight, it won’t allow the tool to recoil properly and impact the concrete. A few times, I used one hand just to keep the tool upright.
oh cool – that’s sounds good
Very nice Rick would love to have a tool like that in my arsenal.. 😉
I would love that tool too. Unfortunetly for me it would just be a show piece.
ya would be a great item adding to the shop – but I will never get a use out of it, so I would rather buy some other different tools 😛
A tool like that, you FIND ways to use it.
😀
Yep to get the wife’s make up off.
I bet that cost a pretty penny!
I could add to the pot hole problem then fix them properly!!
I hate that when women hides underneath a mask of make up
Can’t get by without one of those babies!
Very nice.. We have one of these at work ive used a couple times. Worked surprisingly well for an electric. All the guys talked down on it vs the pneumatic until they saw it in action.