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Nice , is that a tri pod stand in the carry bag? .
Yep, wanted another basic one with a better height adjustment.
It’s just a camera tripod essentially.Can I ask how much and what store did you pick it up from. and of course what is the hieght it can go to.
I can get the basic one here for 39.95 I forget the hieght, it is the small one as far as I can tell.Thanks @cranbrook2 and @Boschmanbrian !
The tripod was from a local tool store on closeout price…I think I ended up paying around $18 for it?
Haven’t checked the brand, but it goes up to around 5′ in height.
I use it mainly for interior trim, and setting post heights if it’s not too sunny out.Lurking Hit and Run poster.
The tripod was from a local tool store on closeout price…I think I ended up paying around $18 for it?
Haven’t checked the brand, but it goes up to around 5′ in height.
I use it mainly for interior trim, and setting post heights if it’s not too sunny out.Thanks , that was a good price. What is the laser you put up on it for trim work.
Max super framer CN890F
What size does the coil nailer go up too .
Always willing to learn .
@Boschmanbrian
I use the Hilti PMC 46 (https://www.hilti.ca/measuring-systems/multi-directional-lasers/r4387)…it’s a cross line and point laser.
If I could do it all over I’d pick a similar model from Spectra because their lines are sharper and brighter.
@Skillman
Here’s some info on that framer: http://www.maxusacorp.com/product_detail.html?productcode=CN98812It takes 2″-3-1/2″ nails.
Lurking Hit and Run poster.
I still owe a picture of my new framing nailer but I also just bought a rubi ts 62 speed. Tile snap cutter. I need to grab a picture of that too.
I still owe a picture of my new framing nailer but I also just bought a rubi ts 62 speed. Tile snap cutter. I need to grab a picture of that too.
A framing gun and a new Rubi cutter?! Let’s get moving on those pics!
Chad
A Working Pro since 1993
Member since 12/07/2013@asevereid I am not to knowledgeable on lasers , but is their any thing that would be good from the list here ?
@Boschmanbrian I guess it would just depend on what your needs are.
I’ve not used many of the lasers on the reward list, but I have used the Bosch Plumb laser, and the Cross Line laser, and found them both to work quite well. They are tough little buggers too.
I’m just looking at the list now and if I were to pick an all around one to use for trim, decks, small framing and concrete work…it’d be one of the following:
BOSCH GCL 25
http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=GCL%2025
BOSCH GLL 3-50
http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=GLL%203-50Like I mentioned earlier, the cross line works great for plumb and level lines (indoors mainly), so you could check that one out too:
http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=GLL%202-15Lurking Hit and Run poster.
I still owe a picture of my new framing nailer but I also just bought a rubi ts 62 speed. Tile snap cutter. I need to grab a picture of that too.
A framing gun and a new Rubi cutter?! Let’s get moving on those pics!
Absolutely! I am jonesing for some good pics. Better be soon or I may start spending again.
I still owe a picture of my new framing nailer but I also just bought a rubi ts 62 speed. Tile snap cutter. I need to grab a picture of that too.
A framing gun and a new Rubi cutter?! Let’s get moving on those pics!
Same day I got the framing gun I got a positive placement nailer. I’m on a role.
@Boschmanbrian I guess it would just depend on what your needs are.
I’ve not used many of the lasers on the reward list, but I have used the Bosch Plumb laser, and the Cross Line laser, and found them both to work quite well. They are tough little buggers too.
I’m just looking at the list now and if I were to pick an all around one to use for trim, decks, small framing and concrete work…it’d be one of the following:
<strong class=”d4pbbc-bold”>BOSCH GCL 25http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=GCL%2025
<strong class=”d4pbbc-bold”>BOSCH GLL 3-50
http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=GLL%203-50
Like I mentioned earlier, the cross line works great for plumb and level lines (indoors mainly), so you could check that one out too:
http://www.boschtools.com/Products/Tools/Pages/BoschProductDetail.aspx?pid=GLL%202-15
Thank you for the suggestions, I like the first 1 also the GCL 25
will be doing some research after my daughter goes to bed .Picked up a new planer . 80 bucks on sale. My older Dewalt was just not cutting it any more.
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Picked up a nep planer . 80 bucks on sale. My older Dewalt was just not cutting it any more.
That’s a pretty good deal! I think it’s been about $100 here. This is the single blade version right?
Can I ask what you use it for? I’m considering buying one, but I can’t come up with many uses for it.
Jon P.
Timber Carpentry & Construction
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InstagramI use it for cleaning up rips on site whereni do not have my big planer and it works well for scribing a lot of material quickly then finish up with the belt sander.
Picked up a new planer . 80 bucks on sale. My older Dewalt was just not cutting it any more.
Nice buy!
Member since April 4, 2014
doer of all , master of none.
Picked up a new planer . 80 bucks on sale. My older Dewalt was just not cutting it any more.
Great buy Kurt! That is the one with the larger motor I believe. Thanks for sharing on how you use it as I have been thinking about one.
I went looking on the internet for that kind of deal and no luck. I did find that they have an 18v cordless planer. I did not know that existed. I could go for that on the rewards list!
Max super framer CN890F
What size does the coil nailer go up too .
2″-3 1/2″
kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:Picked up a new planer . 80 bucks on sale. My older Dewalt was just not cutting it any more.
Great buy Kurt! That is the one with the larger motor I believe. Thanks for sharing on how you use it as I have been thinking about one.
this is the 6.0 amp, they had a 6.5 amp but that was about 60 or 70 bucks more if I remember correctly. I did not think I needed the ext3half amp for that prprice.
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