I built and assembled two new beds for my girls’ new rooms.

My ps42 did a ton of work today sinking 2.5” screws for the beds I put together.

Table saw, glide, ps42 and 32, cordless vac, recip, and 1250devs today. We rearranged all the bedrooms in our house and my girls needed new beds for their new room, so I whipped up two little twin beds for them 🙂

JimDaddyO wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

JimDaddyO wrote:
I got a box!

In less than a week from sending the email I got my forstner bit set. I am overjoyed. Thanks Bosch and BTP!

Did you hear back from BTP before you got them?

Congrats!

No. I didn’t hear from them at all.

That’s interesting. Well, maybe I’ll get my request without hearing from…[Read more]

I used my ps31/41 at work today showing the new guy a few things, then my ps42 and idh182 at home breaking down homemade furniture to move it around our house.

My TOTD was my ps42. We took apart a bunch of furniture moving all our bedrooms around this evening and it’s such a great little impact. The idh182 is pretty great too though 🙂

Miamicuse wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
And the blower was perfect for at the end of the day clean up of all that saw dust.

Anyone ever asked a client to point the blower at yourself and say “Blow me” to a female client?

That’s a good way to lose that client and any future ones as well.

JimDaddyO wrote:I got a box!

In less than a week from sending the email I got my forstner bit set. I am overjoyed. Thanks Bosch and BTP!

Did you hear back from BTP before you got them?

Congrats!

Doobie wrote:The first tool I thought of years ago that I was gonna redeem for was the 4100 TS. I never did. I just really felt I didn’t need a saw beyond my Unisaw in my shop and I felt it would be a space hog as well.

Well, that has maybe changed. I see a lot of potential use for it this year in my builds outside on my property rather t…

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I am really loving this used but new to me tool belt. It’s one of those things that make this new venture feel like it’s actually starting!

It got up to 75 yesterday, supposed to be in the 60’s today.

I spent the day yesterday removing a lattice filler and replacing it with solid plywood.

Glide and tablesaw both on their stands, as well as my blower with my new Core 4.0 today. I was working on some more of the detailing for the decorative arches at a client’s house. And the blower was perfect for at the end of the day clean up of all that saw dust.

roninohio wrote:One of my coworkers went to another job to put in a shower pan. He sent me this picture of their plumbing job.

Did they have to take out a bunch of stuff that pipe was going around??? I was always told the shortest distance between two points is a straight line, but maybe he was using a different kind of geometry😂

Doobie wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:

Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
Does it have a superhero name?

We should come up with one and submit it, lol!

That’s a great idea.

How ’bout “The Shark”.

Nice. Fits with the whole Mafia theme they’ve got going on, lol.

Never thought of that correlation myself. “Mobster Tools” essentially.…

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Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

cmeyer25 wrote:
Does it have a superhero name?

We should come up with one and submit it, lol!

That’s a great idea.

How ’bout “The Shark”.

Nice 🙂 Fits with the whole Mafia theme they’ve got going on, lol.

I picked up a six pack of Jorgensen clamps today for a steal at $30.

My TOTD was my new tool belt! I have hated the one I got years ago and so I never wore it. It was cheap and stiff and didn’t have more than about four pockets, but this old one I found used for $4 feels great! And it has lots of space for different tools with pockets and smaller inner pouches for individual tools – it worked great today for w…[Read more]

I spent the day prepping a home to be painted next week.

I did use my ccs180 today to trim a little filler piece of trim.