If anyone is interested in using this system in Canada, there is one distributor called Historic Restoration Products in Toronto.

http://www.historicbuildingproducts.ca/

The cool down this week will be nice to work in! Climbing 9 stories of ladder and 40C weather can make for a hot day!

kswiss wrote:Nice chris, looking forward to hearing more about this

Thanks Kyle!! Very few people are trained or use this machine in Canada. It’s great to be able to try the process.

smallerstick wrote:

utopia78 wrote:
Here’s a youtube video of the CleanFilm in action:

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Here’s a youtube video of the CleanFilm in action:

Here’s a few pics of the Torc onsite.

Tomorrow I start using the Torc machine by StoneHealth. It uses compressed air, granulate and water to clean delicate masonry and stone. It uses a cyclone action to scrub the surface. The machine was originally developed by a German company and the company StoneHealth took this and developed the machine more. They used it on a very delicate…[Read more]

Bought a pair of Green Patch Blundstone work boots. They must be the most comfortable boot I’ve ever worn.

hojo04 wrote:I got my box tonight my Bosch PS 11 – 1 0 2. I can’t wait to use it.

Congrats!! That sure does look handy!

My current project is restoring a section of a very old building. Yesterday I finished removing the top few course of damaged brick.

Boschmanbrian wrote:Yesterday and today, the PB180 and PB360C plus the blower, yard work and more yard work,

Classic Bosch tools there for in the yard!

Did a walk around with the builder at the condo today. Wrapping up this project and mobilized another site yesterday.

Used the Bosch cordless grinder today to cut a lock off for building maintenance. It’s really handy to just grab the grinder and go, no setting up extension cords.

I actually look forward to some rain now, they are realistic water tests. You can spray an area with a hose and not find the issue. Water, wind and pressure has lots to do with it. Some updrafts between buildings allows water to travel up rather quickly.

Excited Summer weather is here, some fishing needs to be done. : D

My tool of the day was this CCG 18-125 cordless Fein grinder that was dropped off on site today to test. It has a sealed housing that should stop any dust related issues with concrete/masonry. Really excited to try this out.

If possible move over to a sausage gun for any caulking. I never have an issues using that tool.

smallerstick wrote:And another one today, life is good! Thank you Bosch and the BTP team.

Congrats to you and the other members for the recent boxxs!! Sweet stuff!