I love my redwing boots, quality is amazing

I love my redwing boots, quality is amazing

Blaklader pants have definitely gone down in quality over the years. I’ve had a few pairs fail on me in different ways. I would check out the Cat brand pants they seem way more durable.

Miamicuse wrote:well, today I was surprised again, not pleasantly.

I had a fully charged 6.3ah battery on the grinder. I took it out by the dock where I had several sheets of 4X8 expanded metal. I had on a diamond blade and made four 3″X3″ square notches. Really light duty stuff.

Then I went to a wrought iron gate where one of the 1″X…

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Miamicuse wrote:

kswiss wrote:
If you aren’t stuck on going Bosch

Unfortunately I am stuck on Bosch not because of the grinder but because of the cutting shroud GA50DC.

I normally don’t cut many rebars and I don’t think ten bars is a lot. I was making the cuts by a dock and didn’t want to drag out my 50′ cord so I said why not a cordless…

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madman_us wrote:

kswiss wrote:
If you are cutting a lot of rebar, I highly suggest a portable bandsaw instead of a grinder. You will go through way less batteries and get more cuts on one blade than you would with a cutting disc.

i totally agree with you on that. grinders just eat batteries

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GTokley wrote:

kswiss wrote:
Joe Rogan is pretty good

I hear other podcasters talk about Joe Rogan. I haven’t listen to him yet.

He can be pretty funny, usually has some interesting guests.

Just out driving and delivering material today. Back on site tomorrow at the high rise job doing some finishing work and installing plumbing fixtures.

Joe Rogan is pretty good

Nice review, thanks for sharing

If you are cutting a lot of rebar, I highly suggest a portable bandsaw instead of a grinder. You will go through way less batteries and get more cuts on one blade than you would with a cutting disc.

theamcguy wrote:

kswiss wrote:
Sometimes in this job you have to fit into some tight spaces.

Man that is tight, but on another note you must have heat now.

We do have heat! Everything is warm and everyone is a lot happier now.

Was installing some plumbing fixtures and faucets over the last couple of months. Sometimes in this job you have to fit into some tight spaces.

theamcguy wrote:

madman_us wrote:
how long does something like that takes? do you have a certain time limit to get it done?

Interesting question I was wondering that too.

Took a few weeks to finish everything up,was also busy working on other stuff that had to be done around the building

Miamicuse wrote:

theamcguy wrote:

GTokley wrote:
There was some talk of changes coming. Maybe we will see some WOC 2019 is over. It is hard to say what will happen.

Hopefully they signed up new members at WOC

Curious to know if BTP is being promoted or featured by Bosch at WOC? If it’s not then we probably know the answer.

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Doobie wrote:

Boschmanbrian wrote:

Doobie wrote:

Miamicuse wrote:
Kevin what bit do you use for digging? This guy?

The second one. I have both, plus the asphalt cutter, but I rarely use them. The triangular shaped one does the job for 99% of digging tasks.

The tamper plate is another attachment I have used quite a bit as well.

I hear…

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Welcome to btp hopefully you can get some rewards

It’s been a while, still working lots. Finished up a bit of baseboard heating this week.