DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:If you really want to see a shocker look up Berkshire Hathaway companies.

Holly Molly. That’s an impressive list. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_assets_owned_by_Berkshire_Hathaway

Shew done went and got cold here in west Tn. Starting out at 13° this morning. Sure makes it hard to want to work on anything outdoors.

Interesting way to tie laces. Gonna try it in the morning.

asevereid wrote:Ugh….this is one of the reasons why my posting slowed down….
It shouldn’t be more difficult to post pics here than anywhere else.
Can someone remind me on the correct way to to post photos again?

I usually post from my phone. It allows me to choose the size pic I want to send.

Boschmanbrian wrote:

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RonW wrote:

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Finished the grout on a mosaic tile backsplash job I took on a week or so ago…

Your link no work.

Fixed it.

I also tried the first time , didn’t work , and still didn’t work for me

Not for me ether. Says I need to log in to google.

Went and looked at a job today. To start all the door and window opening are done like these. And this is just part of all the problems. 😡 Claims to have paid a couple handymen for what has been done. I’m thinking they weren’t very handy. lol

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:I found this video very interesting on to companies.

Lots of money being made by a few large companies.

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cranbrook2 wrote:
At the beginning of October I decided to add another addition on to my house , it is 12 ft x 26 ft and is going to be my new shop seeing as my garage is full . I am just waiting on a 8 ft garage door to come .

Hey long time , hope you and your family…

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In the hottest part of the summer this stuff goes on my feet, balls, back well anywhere that gets sweaty.
Toe fungus is bad,, also the ball fungus is not fun at all. Hate them both! When you use the GoldBond medicated powder it feel like winter hit where ever you put it on at.

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TopNotch wrote:I thought I found a new favorite work boot in Keen. The Pittsburgh with composite toe.

Most comfortable and durable I have owned unfortunately the composite toe gave me a toe fungus from sweating. Im afraid to wear them now.

That is not easy to get rid of and come back super fast.

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asevereid wrote:Finished the grout on a mosaic tile backsplash job I took on a week or so ago…

Your link no work.

roninohio wrote:Mine is pretty simple but many cant figure it out.
Ron in ohio . Works for me!

And works well. 😎

cranbrook2 wrote:At the beginning of October I decided to add another addition on to my house , it is 12 ft x 26 ft and is going to be my new shop seeing as my garage is full . I am just waiting on a 8 ft garage door to come .

Gonna be a nice shop cranbrook. You still have the Vette and Camero in the garage?

mjreich wrote:Finished my stair treads. Just in time before the snow comes. Still need a little work on the rail cap and need to add cables.

Nice work. I’m guessing you built the deck as well? Any info or pics on the build?

GTokley wrote:I was more less meaning if a Pro was thinking about replacing a older tool they shop around for deal. Maybe I am wrong.

I cant speak for others. But when I decide to replace a older tool I might look for a sale. But don’t shop out sales. If that makes sense. Now If I run up on a sale, I might buy even if not needed. lol

GTokley wrote:I really find it hard to believe that pro does shop around for a deal on tools. I know if a tool broke and you need it replaced. You would buy what you can can to get back to work. It just makes sense too. I agree your tools make you money.
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Makita Vs Metabo HPT Impact Driver…

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Cool one here last night at 28*. Normally that’s not bad, but with the storms that moved through last Saturday still have us with no power. Lots of cold people around here.

Doobie wrote:

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RonW wrote:
We had some real strong storms move through Saturday. Lots of trees down and I mean lots. Spent Saturday afternoon and all day Sunday with a chainsaw in my hands. Cutting myself and family members out to the main roads.
No power for over half the county I live in. Over 300 poles down in one…

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I have a Werner version with the single hinge point. It does fit in the back of my SUV. Huge plus. I don’t use any type of platform with it. Kind of a pain to work off at times but it works. What I really don’t like it the narrow steps. They will fatigue your feet quick.