Installed 7 windows today.

Installed 4 basement windows and a patio door.

Snow here too.
15 to 20 cm.

I managed to install an 8′ patio door and a window.
Too cold to remember to take pictures.

Skill saw come up with a cordless worm drive saw.
At $400 USD I find it expensive. And that’s an euphemism.

https://www.skilsaw.com/truehvl-cordless-wormdrive-saw-spth77m-12/?utm_medium=email&utm_source=mailchimp&utm_campaign=skillsaw_promo_20191111

Skill saw come up with a cordless worm drive saw.
At $400 USD I find it expensive. And that’s an euphemism.

Boschmanbrian wrote:

TopNotch wrote:
So after talking about work boots the wizards if Google algorithms and marketing companies popped this shoe up in my browsing.

Interesting video.

https://ez2smart.com/products/the-most-breathable-safety-shoes-2019-version

I have been seeing those advertised on IG they definitely look very flexible
I wonder…

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PI_Woodworker wrote:

cranbrook2 wrote:
Thank you ! It was very easy to get a permit , I spent 10 minutes drawing up the plan and I had a permit the next afternoon . All inspections on both additions I had no infractions on framing , insulation or wiring . I guess I am lucky

Government can be trying at times.

They try all the time.
No respite. 😀

I managed to install a front door in the morning.

Installed 3 windows and a front door with sidelight.

Installed a patio door in the basement and I had to put some tapcons through it so I used my 1 1/8″ Bosch hammer.

Installed 3 aluminum patio doors in a rental building.
Nothing to be worthy of some pics.

Installed an entry door with sidelight.

@CB, instead of beating around the bush with semantics and semiotics, try to be more PRO and put some of your work on that thread: what did you do in your shop/site today.
I really appreciate the pedagogy from your posts but I don’t remember posting something in the aforementioned thread.

Installed 3 doors

I saw it couple of years ago from quite a distance I could say.
The stations were very crowded so I couldn’t go as close as I wanted it.

Installed one entry door.

Something weird happened with my post.
Trying again with the type of roof. Skillion and lean-to

Doobie wrote:I couldn’t get my overhang/cabana/sauna build going this year for reasons I mentioned in its thread, but now I’m gonna try to get another shed built on my property. I simply need the storage and this one being a stand alone building where the piers were already in place may just get done enough to be able to toss a whack load of stu…

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JimDaddyO wrote:

kurt@welkerhomes.com wrote:
low maintenance, all weather furniture and handy in a flood.

When you need a permit to build a deck but not to store a boat.

In my area one doesn’t need a permit for a floating deck.
Only if it’s attached to the house.