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Just getting a few things organised for tomorrowWelcome to my world...
How you doin Todd?
Just getting a few things organised for tomorrowWelcome to my world...
How you doin Todd?
I'm kinda the same way.If have to. I hate making mistakes but the chance to un-do it would be something I couldn't miss.
Couldnt get used to that.My normal is hitting my webbing on my hand with the chisel sliding through my hand as I hit it with the lump hammer
Shot meself with the Paslode gun putting in queens for an addition at the house once. Right in the Palm of the hand.I've got myself a few times with the drywall gun trying to screw slammers blind from the opposite side of the wall
What are Queens is is that a typoShot meself with the Paslode gun putting in queens for an addition at the house once. Right in the Palm of the hand.
Thankfully, ive never screwed myself to anything that required unscrewing.
Shot meself with the Paslode gun putting in queens for an addition at the house once. Right in the Palm of the hand.
Thankfully, ive never screwed myself to anything that required unscrewing.
Sorry.What are Queens is is that a typo
Ive heard stories. Seen compound fractures from falls etc. Got lucky when I was young and helped with construction while I was in high school/trade school.My best friend nailed 3 of his fingers together on his left hand with a framing nailer back when he was doing construction. He said it wasn't a pleasant experience.
lol i may know the same guyMy best friend nailed 3 of his fingers together on his left hand with a framing nailer back when he was doing construction. He said it wasn't a pleasant experience.
I had one of those. Solid little machine!So I'm sending this Echo 360T with a young guy I know whos just getting started doing tree work. Good kid.
Hes got a new 355T ordered as well with a 14" bar.
Seems to be a good saw.
Cleaned and kitted the carb. Put in a new recoil rope. Wrapped some Teflon tape around the fuel line where it goes in the tank.
Starts easy. Has tons of compression.
I hope he does well with it.
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Dam slacker!lol i may know the same guy
i watched a guy do that with my nailgun when i worked at the manufactured housing plant
he was use to single shots and mine was a automatic
just keep the trigger pulled and when the safety hit sometime it would fire lol
You first lolI'm going to bed.
GFYs
I liked it, just didnt see myself needing it that much.I had one of those. Solid little machine!
That's not a bad idea.I'm going to bed.
GFYs
Sweet! We call that version the *N130, where * would be VZ in your case because of the V6 petrol iirc. We got what seems like 10 different versions as used imports ex Japan so needed to differentiate them more than "92, it's a 92 I said!".Keeping it in the trailer for now because it's a dry place to work on it lol. The pics aren't that great, but it's what I got. Not too bad for $500 lol.View attachment 279607 View attachment 279608 View attachment 279610
Snowing like a sob here [emoji2959][emoji2959]
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i built the floors and id go through a box of 8s and a box of 16s a dayDam slacker!
Ive been in those plants.
Most of those guns are automatic, as long as you keep the trigger held down, they fire as long as you have the safety on the wood.
They put 19 bazillion nails/staples into ALL the framing members now.
Hurricane regulations.
did it earlierI'm going to bed.
GFYs