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Hey I bought this and now Milwaukee miter saw wouldn't turn on. I think he's mad at me and wants me to take him off of this thing.

Ive been a finish carpenter for 30 years been in business for 25. To be able to develop the skills needed to quickly and efficiently trim a custom home take years and years and years. You just dont quit a job and start a finish carpentry business. There is a big difference between doing projects around your own home or in your garage to working on a new home. There are a ton of good garage weekend warriors out there. But trimming a whole home and make money at it.... well thats like jumping into the deep end of the pool without learning to swim first. As far as advertising. Builders have "There Guy" it takes years of building relationships to become "The Guy" I dont even have my company name on my trucks because great finish carpenters are working because of there reputation not yard signs or flyers. I have all the social media platforms for my buisiness and post alot. I can honestly say its only a place for my builders customers to go.get ideas. I have not generated any NEW builders because of then. I dont mean to be a buzz kill but waking up on day with dreams of going from a appliance salesman or desk job to a full blown finish carpenter and making money... thats the key... making money. Is just not realistic.

I only buy Harbor Freight's air tools now I completely switched over to Harbor air tools because my popular name air tools break and stop working while my Harbor air tools have never stop working not even one. and I have a lot of tools, don't listen to all of the misinformation some people spread. Harbor Freight's 2 in 1 18 gauge Nailer is a truly a stallion ready to work time after time when ever you need a dependable Nailer this is it! for only $29.99 or less. Always note that air guns need oiling daily when in use and a squirt or two during constant use and use correct air pressure in during so your air guns will last for years.

Strike plate goes on last. I would say 6-7 times out of 10, the mortise for the striker isn't perfect. Could be from the manufacturer or also could be the installer didn't pay attention the level of floor when setting the door. Knob first, then you can see where the striker hits on the jamb

I hate mine. I can’t walk on the floor without the line bouncing all over the place.

Wow...best hack ever! My hubby and I will attempt do this.

Thank you. This is creative.

Why didn’t you use I longer piece across the front?

Echo is annoying can barely hear what your saying

Looks like you may have put them too high? You need to angle the hangers to get them in now right?

I love the idea of building furniture on downtime. Where do you get wood to wood that won’t put you in the negatives after selling that furniture

Do you have a blog or video of how you did the built in?

So trim takeoff means ordering trim?

Remember that one time we didn’t strap down that vanity😂

The sound on this video is amazing 😂 insulation really does make a big difference!

I don't know why I find it so comforting to know this is an estimate game and like rounding up on decimals. 💜

I'm a contractor I have my own ladies's John. That may be great for concerts and single use. However, I'm on site all day and using too much tissue reduces the the liquid and also making it harder to hide the result of the mess. Say for example you don't want to see a turd on Friday that you crapped on Monday staring back at you lol

Got one yesterday for $79 without looking at reviews.

Thanks im learning but I don’t understand what you did to fix the rattle at the end……..

How big is that workbench?

I'm new to woodworking and had to change the blade from my dad's old Ryobi and your video saved the day. Thank you!

Strong MPG for a truck and hauling a trailer. Ain’t nothing wrong Gpa driving lol I went from how quick can I run a quarter mile in my vette to how good of a MPG I can get in my daily driver’s. Dr Pepper is on of my favs too but make sure to drink plenty of water as well. 👍

holy sh*t no one cars about your snack time sh*t you id!ot

is that schlage georgian?

does the 3.0 Duramax engine have cylinder deactivation?

Say , Thnx for the video. I've lost my blade locking bolt. Do you have the diameter and thread size? PartsWarehouse sent me the wrong screw...

No matter what your videos are about, there's always something you say that catches me off guard and makes me laugh 😂

Now do it in a Prius.

Watch those fingers 😮

Nicely done with measurements and techniques. The bracket at the 45 degree angle was the Goldilocks 😂 justtttt right!

Duh?

So... Using scissors was a ...bad idea... Got it.

Funny because Toyota has a Tundra with an 8'1" bed..... Just saying 😅

Good advice ty

Good tips and at least you learned some things that you can share with others as the company shorted your pay!

Nice job Nick. I liked the filming style too. It’s impressive to watch a video from about 3 years ago to now, keep up the great work!

It works good. It doesn't sink nails all the way when angled. I've tried over powering it on the PSI and ensuring the depth is all the way down. And that helps. I desperately need a rafter hook on mine. It didn't come with one.

I’ve read the best insulation against foundation walls, for moisture issues, are foam boards or closed-cell foam. You like blown-in, and that’s cellulose, right? That works well to prevent moisture and mold issues? I’m having a hard time deciding what I want to do in my basement. There’s so many different opinions on how to do things…

Might get one after watching ,, if their still around

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I think you should do the thing where you unlatch it because I never knew that was possible

I absolutely love ratchet straps 🙌 Thank you for this tutorial.

These things have shaved more time off my life than "The Machine" in The Princess Bride. This tutorial is an absolute lifesaver.

Very informative. Thanks!

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Good evening, does the tool work on any hose?

I’ve used this gun for months I love it few drops of oil on a daily basis no complaints

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What's the best process of reducing the width of a door [33" to 30"] with a chipboard inner? Two small cuts on each side [taking out the inner piece length] then reglue/clamp the real wood outer lip edges back on or one large cut on each side and iron on veneer strips onto the chipboard? Obviously, the latter option is the easiest and would have no noticeable joins but would it be strong enough to take hinges and latches?