just finished building some barbwire fence today. what a pain in the butt!!! I had to build it right where a creek runs through and it also floods there so it was extremely muddy. but hey its a job.

I would use pressure pvc in my opinion its better. 1″ line for the gut line and 3/4 for our other line (sorry cant think of the terminology right now). I usually put my lines 8″ deep. and a good thing to remember is don’t put a bunch of solenoids together if you live where roots are a problem…… trust me.
and don’t forget your double check valve.

the price of success is hard work, dedication to the job at han, and the determination that whether we win or lose, we have applied the best of ourselves to the task at hand.

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wish I photo of his truck but a plumber I know is real cocky and his company is called macho plumbing. funny thing is he wont do the dirty work anymore. what happened to being macho???

I prefer bosch simply because they are top-notch. I mean their innovations and quality is to me by far the best. so far I own a jigsaw, circ saw, drill and radio by them. I’m really trying to expand my arsenal as money comes in.

the best temporary tool was a sawzall blade from diablo. the best permanent tool was a pair of needle nose from channel lock. I’ve had them 10 years.

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

lulu wrote:
love it delta! it ticks me off when a guy is just jacking around. and investing in good tools is important. idk how many times people on the he job borrow my tools because their tools broke. lame.

I often times just tell them where the tool store is.

good idea dirty. theres a HF in town so tht will work

as far as filling the gaps I saw someone use the sawdust from the cuts and then mix it with poly. then they poured it over the floor and let it dry, then they sanded it. the finished product was awesome.

the only thing that over comes hard luck is hard work.
Harry Golden

sorry didn’t clarify. I meant 1/2″ sheets cut like the photo above.

is anyone besides me having trouble reading the BULLYING THE JUKEBOX 2016 topic? it keeps saying certificate error.

im thinking they would. its been my experience that when you cut a 2×4 like that it splits. would 1/2″ birch or oak sheets work?

yeah I noticed that. not really liking it. for on no reviews and as far as I could see no specs on certain items. but I do like the trade selector.

Purdy brushs. they are a little expensive but worth the money.

love it delta! it ticks me off when a guy is just jacking around. and investing in good tools is important. idk how many times people on the he job borrow my tools because their tools broke. lame.

i use a straight claw. I don’t own a curved because I don’t like them. they seem awkward to use.

i care very much. but unfortunately America doesn’t care. what happened to patriotism?

Stay focused and alert. Always pay attention not only to the task at hand but to your surroundings.

I usually check the stuff out and keep what’s reusable, like screws, bolts and other things. What’s not reusable I take to my house and throw it in the trash. If its wood I burn it in a burn barrel.

Skillman wrote:How about this for the door sweep . Look up tmhardware its cut into door .

I have worked on the sweeps for doors like those and finding the rubber sweep is hard.