Boschmanbrian wrote:

GTokley wrote:

JimDaddyO wrote:

Doobie wrote:
We had a tsunami an earthquake as well as an ice age glacial shelf overcome us that plowed our dwelling into Pennsylvania.

Just doubt anybody actually reads this thread.

Did you survive?….lol

I guess people do read it.

Ha ha. I do read it when I get chance.

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Installed 7 windows in an office building in downtown.

Doobie wrote:

Sorpa wrote:
How about this one

Best handle ever

Wonder how many times it gets used til someone unclasps that and the ladies have to go in the bushes til the maintenance guy comes back around.

It’s a small window company.
No women working in there. Yet.
It’s just mandatory to have a functional lady’s room.

How about this one
Best handle ever

@RonW

Miamicuse wrote:hmmm…they are moving out of the second floor and wanted to load the furniture directly?

OK I found the video that showed exactly how the truck landed in that position. Someone caught it on a dash cam as it happened.

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TOTD was the same Milwaukee sawzall with a 9″ Diablo blade. Unbelievable that blade: it cut through wood and aluminum without any hiccups.

Installed another 7 windows and a door.

Miamicuse wrote:How about this for a crazy dangerous attempt by someone to stop a breaker from tripping?

Safest way to burn down a house.

Miamicuse wrote:45 minutes the girl that went to look disappeared, they said she went on lunch break

Frickingly disrespectful.

Installed 13 windows and 2 doors. Tomorrow I’ll have some pictures.

TOTD was my Dewalt 20V 18 gauge brad nailer.

Cleaned the shop.
Couple of bags of shavings.

Boschmanbrian wrote:I don’t know if I’d feel comfortable working under with them ,

Count me in.
And every other mechanic.
Frickingly stupid what he did just to get some exposure on YT. Kevin/Doobie was telling to somebody here not follow/imitate the DIY on YT. Or something to that extent.
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Boschmanbrian wrote:My tool of the day was my little 12 volt 3/8 impact wrench , pull out the pool railing and ladder broken brackets ,

One of those is on my list but I was thinking a bit powerful than 12V.

Could be a wire not very well connected that’s coming on and off as you shaking it.

Boschmanbrian wrote:Krypton inside

Hmm, so from you the in/famous Lex Luthor got the mineral to kill The Superman 😀 😀

Boschmanbrian wrote:dust extractor

Eventually I’ll have to buy one of those.
After I figure out where to put it.

Doobie wrote:

theamcguy wrote:
Simple Tip for Cleaning Saw Blades

Even better than baking soda is Arm & Hammer Washing Soda.

https://www.armandhammer.com/laundry/additives/additives/super-washing-soda-detergent-booster

I’ve never cleaned my saw blades.
What are those people cutting with their saws? I can’t get it.

theamcguy wrote:SkilSaw Worm Drive

The 10 1/4″ is on my list.