Are the parallel guides worth it? How large of a width can you set them?

DirtyWhiteBoy wrote:

TopNotch wrote:
I tackled some punch list stuff for a customer changing tenants…..old house…swapped out doors to in crooked openings. Had to cut 28″ hollow door blanks down to 27 x 74.75. I plug the void with a glued block,clamped and pinned.

Heres the ceiling

Did you shave down the one you cut off and reuse it? I seem…

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I tackled some punch list stuff for a customer changing tenants…..old house…swapped out doors to in crooked openings. Had to cut 28″ hollow door blanks down to 27 x 74.75. I plug the void with a glued block,clamped and pinned.

Heres the ceiling

Tapcons has come a long way, For concrete I may still shoot in with my Hilti but on hollow cmu I screw. Just did a lot of 5/4 treated furring with glue and screws. Solid attachment!

I wasn’t dissing you Kev I acknowledged you lol.

I Know it takes an 1/8″ key but couldn’t use that info at the store.
Thanks for the confirmation.

Lol I read the same thing and picked up that size and it does not fit it’s too small I’ve maybe 1/4- 20 but don’t want to waste my time

Cool little project Will looks like you replicate is coming out perfect/

Hope you feel better @roninohio

Nice Brian. That’s a garden window as far as I’m concerned.

Last one I did I was surprised that the installation relied on the extension jamb with no cable supports or suggested angle brackets.

Wall thickness can be problematic for those flankers. On the job I installed mine there was clapboard then 3/4 inch foam then vinyl which gave me some…[Read more]

Boschmanbrian wrote:

TopNotch wrote:
Did a bath on the kitchen job too. Today was clean up.

Another nice job , looks really good
Did that vanity come from a cabinet place , or just the typical big box stores
What did you use for the window trim, I’m on my smartphone small picture

Nice work

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Did a bath on the kitchen job too. Today was clean up.

Wow you make me want to check it out. Finishing is another whole skill. Could ruin quality carpentry with reckless finishing

Never saw that pocket sized level before.
I could use a quality torpedo.

Thanks boshmabrian it’s tile. Antiqued to look aged
Very busy but better now that the room is full.

Ive been having computer problem 🙁

Anyway here are a couple of before and after photos of my latest kitchen job

I used my regular SDS flat chisel bits in a pinch, its a great option.

Thanks for posting Ron.

it was never a problem for years with the gun I had I thought I was upgrading to a nice new gun I’m so disappointed.

The gun is powerful but the tip in crown molding or things and softwood leaving a mark is not good.

Does it have positive placement? Or a protective nose

Not on this tool, it dents soft wood which it most of my work Very annoying. Not cool. In fact I would have been better off with the smart tip Bostitch but the salesman said they sucked to repair