Recent content by JIMBETHYNAME2

Did it fall off the truck?

I was expecting a pic of a terlet shaped like one of those playground cranes, lol

I like the old school SE RACING colors.

Use an angle grinder with a cut off wheel on it to cut the siding. A skilsaw with the blade turned around gets dull fast and starts throwing teeth. I just cut aroundthis whole building. Where the stone face starts and those big windows are new also.

You can even hire your workforce right outside in the parking lot!

Heres a good review

Find a local sharpening service and get the blade resharpened. Thats how they did it BITD

Do you evenuse them?they seem kind of clean.

What I use, is a handplane blade. Its thinner than a prybar, has a sharp point and is long enough and stiff enough (no homo) to pry trim off and wont damage the wall.

This guy knows what he's talking about. An architect or structural engineer is your best friend in situations like this.

I bpught a USA made Milwaukee circ saw last sunday at a flea market for $20. Put a new diablo blade on it and it works awesome. I used it all last week framing at work

I would have to say that a good chunk of the higher quote you g o t would be rising prices of materials,especially lumber. You cant use prices from a year ago, **** gets alit more expensive over a years time. Btw, just reading what you wrote, I'd probly pad the estimate with a "********...

Lee valley tools has them

Can you make my wrench the same shade blue as my nuts?

No thanks,these big nuts are tight enough