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Cutting the foam with a knife sucks. I too have thought something with a hit knife would be best.
Not to get off subject, know I am (sorry), but think Brad had a nice system. May have to look it up on old threads.
Cutting the foam with a knife sucks. I too have thought something with a hit knife would be best.
Not to get off subject, know I am (sorry), but think Brad had a nice system. May have to look it up on old threads.
It is a hot wire cutter. Do a search on google and you can buy or build. Bosch makes one for sale in Europe I believe.
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Fayetteville, NCAre we talking about the kind of hot wire cutters I have seen guys use on Foam based stucco jobs?
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Thats pretty much what I thought it was. Not sure if you can manually bend the hot end to make a hoop or angle in order to excavate the foam but thats generally it.
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Tom M
Cutting the foam with a knife sucks. I too have thought something with a hit knife would be best.
Not to get off subject, know I am (sorry), but think Brad had a nice system. May have to look it up on old threads.
It is a hot wire cutter. Do a search on google and you can buy or build. Bosch makes one for sale in Europe I believe.
Thanks, couldn’t think of it. They do an incredible job. Brad made his and looked like it did a nice job
Using the L-Boxx2 to transport my masonry slicks, toolers, line, blocks etc tomorrow. My Kunny bag is at another site. It’s too bad they are just loose in it though.
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Using the L-Boxx2 to transport my masonry slicks, toolers, line, blocks etc tomorrow. My Kunny bag is at another site. It’s too bad they are just loose in it though.
What about the dolly you were using?
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Fayetteville, NCThats pretty much what I thought it was. Not sure if you can manually bend the hot end to make a hoop or angle in order to excavate the foam but thats generally it.
you wouldn’t be able to bend it to scoop, you’d have to cut in half, cut at an angle to take out as much as you can then glue the bottom section back together.
Both my 12v jig saw and corded 7.2amp fit really nice. I need to order some kaizen foam so I can fit and protect it better
Both my 12v jig saw and corded 7.2amp fit really nice. I need to order some kaizen foam so I can fit and protect it better
Nice setup Austin! Is the insert that comes with the 12V saw meant for an L1 or L2? Just curious what the depth is on it, 1 or 2.
Dan
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The Kaizen Inserts are online now for the L-BOXX2.
I send them a message but literally its the same pricing like for the L-BOXX1 kaizen inserts.
I also gave them the measurements of the depth of the BOXX. (and pictures too)
So you can also buy an insert which fills up the entire BOXX, thickness gonna be 4″
Curious if 2-1/4″ thickness of kaizen inserts gonna be ok for instance the Bosch 18V tools."If you're going to do something, do it right the first time"
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Palm Springs, CA@madman_us,
I think you will be OK with the thickness. I had messaged “toolpig” on IG and he responded.
https://www. instagram.com/p/BJjs5H5BQ9U/ << remove the space and paste to browser.He is using 2″ for his 18V line and it appears to fit nicely.
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— Glenn BottingBoth my 12v jig saw and corded 7.2amp fit really nice. I need to order some kaizen foam so I can fit and protect it better
Look like that spot was made to hold those two tools Austin. Great fit and use of space.
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Fayetteville, NCI think you will be OK with the thickness. I had messaged “toolpig” on IG and he responded.
He is using 2″ for his 18V line and it appears to fit nicely.
much appreciated Frank @58Chev. I have not seen that video from toolpig.
Kaizen Inserts has 4x thickness’s for the L-BOXX2.
7/8″; 1-1/8″; 2-1/4″ and all the way to the top.I will start with the 2-1/4″ thickness and see how they work out.
I going to order them in the next week or so.
I want to get a few tools in L-BOXX’s which don’t have a home yet 😀
The SGH182+MA55 (drywall gun) will get an L-BOXX2 right away."If you're going to do something, do it right the first time"
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Palm Springs, CAHere’s some of my L-boxx 2.
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Here’s some of my L-boxx 2.
the campbell nail gun fits perfectly in there. looks like there is no room for the gun to slide around 😀
Will all your screws I would maybe go with the L-Rack-S and some 72 deep drawers."If you're going to do something, do it right the first time"
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Palm Springs, CAHere’s some of my L-boxx 2.
the campbell nail gun fits perfectly in there. looks like there is no room for the gun to slide around
Will all your screws I would maybe go with the L-Rack-S and some 72 deep drawers.Same with my pasalode. And those guns are almost identical
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