aessu wrote:
52 minutes ago, aessu said:Been kinda lazy shoveling snow this winter. Luckily I have a rotary hammer. About 10cm of compacted snow and 15cm of ice under it at the worst spots.
Hahahaha, I can hardly see any snow in my yard now. THANK YOU GOD!!!!!!!
@aessu recip saw also works on packed snow. not sure about ice though
I used the m12 stapler yesterday and today. We were insulating a new house build. It was excellent. The runtime will last all or almost all day on one 1.5 amp/hr battery. Used one battery plus half of another in two days of heavy use. I had zero jams. Where it really shined was when we needed to insulate some harder to access places like in certain parts of the roof and a framed area above a fireplace hiding the exhaust. With no air hose I could navigate the trusses to get where I needed. When we did the fireplace one guy climbed into the framed area to insulate with the stapler while I cut the pieces. I left the stapler with the guys for the week to try out. I will be gone from work a few days. They seemed excited to use it. I wouldn’t be surprised if work buys one. I told them the price and I think they all said something along the lines of “thats not bad”. I also told them what it would be to replace our Senco pneumatic with a brand new Senco pneumatic and the m12 kit was around half the price of the Senco which didn’t even come with a hose coupler. $300 for Senco and $150 for m12 kit.
As good as the m12 is, it could still use a few improvements. A light isn’t essential but would be nice. I wish it used a different kind of dryfire lock out system. It can be annoying at times because it can be hard to press the nose enough to allow it to fire in tight spaces. It also needs to fire a bit faster. It just can’t compete speed wise with our Senco pneumatic staplers. I don’t think double the rate of fire is too much to ask for.
Quick lil Sunday flooring job…. I think I’ll pay myself extra 😁
About a year later…. did some finishing touches there this week.
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Cr8ondt wrote:
5 hours ago, Cr8ondt said:About a year later…. did some finishing touches there this week.
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Beautiful, love the floating deck. Also love the table trim, simple and really elegant.
Welp I’m just about done with a remodel after the client had a fire. We took this house down to the studs and changed the floor plan to open up the kitchen and living room and also increase from 2 bedrooms to 4. I just have to redo to front and rear decks then it’s complete.
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Lol wrong thread
Working on making some book cases and cubbies for my kids and Wife
Keep us posted with some pics brotha! I’m doing some painting jobs right now I should post some pics to just been so dang busy 😱
Little more progress
Bigmikez wrote:
On 1/13/2020 at 9:02 PM, Bigmikez said:Keep us posted with some pics brotha! I’m doing some painting jobs right now I should post some pics to just been so dang busy 😱
Will do bro!
I started getting back into my painting roots so I took on a little starter project, it’s a Fulton visor off a 1936 dodge. I still have to let it cure and then color sand and buff.
looking good Big MikeZ
regopit wrote:
9 hours ago, regopit said:looking good Big MikeZ
Thank you bro appreciate it!
Laid out pretty nice now just gotta color sand and buff hopefully install this coming weekend
Bigmikez wrote:
On 1/23/2020 at 8:03 AM, Bigmikez said:Laid out pretty nice now just gotta color sand and buff hopefully install this coming weekend
Looks pretty nice! I like this colour.
I hope all goes well.
Took me a while but it is finally done. My home made relaxation tool.
I was with my dear friend yesterday as I was quite tired. 😜
Cute dog. I like the set up for the garage. Never seen that before.
For the past three weeks we’ve been setting up and redoing a new commercial space for my wife’s new business! She’s opening up this Sunday 11/28 and praying everything goes smoothly!
Sweet, that looks like a fun place. Yes, i am sure it’s stressful to make sure everything goes smooth.
Today I used hammer, sledge, cats paw, crow bar and flat bar to remove shelves and cabinets.
For power tools I took out the Makita Subcompact impact driver to remove screws and drill large holes with a large 1 1/4” Irwin bit, and the Milwaukee M12 FUEL hacksaw to reduce cabinets and shelves into smaller pieces.
How do you like the Makita Sub-Compact Tools? I love the impact driver. For the size, the power is great.
Eric – TIA wrote:
14 hours ago, Eric – TIA said:How do you like the Makita Sub-Compact Tools? I love the impact driver. For the size, the power is great.
They’re great for their size.
The regular brushless Makita LXT impact driver is much more powerful. But with the 3ah battery that came with it I would say it’s too heavy for overhead work.
Its a good workout but the worlds most decorated weight lifter most liked about the weight of said 3ah battery and big-ish impact driver.
I am not here to define my muscles so smallest drills possible is fine by me.
now a days i am learning the use of wooden tools:)