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Eat your spinach like Tyler. You'll be all right

I have the linesman pliers too and have no issues. I have only used them for up to 12-3 and they don't even hesitate. 6 gauge = no prob. They can twist bundles with the best of them. I have never used the reaming function or the shearing screws function. Don't tell Milwaukee, the hammer function is top notch for punch outs...

Sometimes I sleep...

I don't always drink beer but when I do it's a lot.

I don't post happy birthdays either, mostly because I don't want to forget someone. So if you have a birthday this year then happy birthday. If not than better luck next year.

I use the K4 and the pocket jig. I love these jigs. I can see the advantages of the K5 but you'll survive with the K4. In fact use the extra $40 towards the pocket jig.

Conductor who??

I just found the "LIKE" button... likes all around for you guys HAHAHA

I made one of these a few years ago that also has a metric equivalent that I keep in my tool box with my wrenches.

Truer words... I worked construction while getting my four degree and the kids I went to school with to become Mechanical Engineers didn't know a hammer from a screw driver... And this is the talent that is going to run America.

Got mine too. These are quality stickers. Thanks so much!

That looks like a nice meter. It is on my short list.

I have the short one too. I actually use it for framing sometimes to hold studs straight.

And that's how they get you...

I'm almost hitting it daily and every day it reminds me that I am a loser.

It needs a little guy in the middle chopping up strips of steak and throwing them in his hat. And maybe setting onion volcanos on fire.

I would blow the wad on an m12 thermal imager.

We have a Chihuahua Pit Bull Mix. I am not kidding! She is beautiful and such a sweet heart. We rescued her from the orphanage. A year later we got her a Chihuahua Miniature Pinscher to chew on.

Thanks Tyler, That was the first time I tried this and I am very pleased with the out come.

The Kerdi Shower System is a great product. It is a huge time saver and makes the shower completely water proof. It is practically fool proof too. The pans are all pre-pitched and come in different sizes. If you can build the shower stall to fit one of their pans you will be in good shape. If you can't I would advise you to buy a bigger pan and scale it down to your size so the pitch stays consistent around the perimeter. The best part about the drain is that you don't need weep holes. Once you go Shluter you wont go back. I use this unmodified mortar on Ditra and Kerdi.

I saw that bad boy in my email this morning. Too bad I already have a Dewalt laminate trimmer.

I have been using Ditra for some time now. In fact my Home Depot stocks it now. Sometimes it can curl up on you but a well placed board and tool bag can go a long way. It is a great product and I have never had longevity issues with it.

An m12 propex expander!

Thanks guys. I appreciate the kind words. This is not my home (but it kinda of was for almost a year). I do this work on the side. This was the biggest basement that I tackled on my own. Usually it is just a room or two, or just a bar, or just a bathroom. This basement also has a full gym which I overlooked when taking pictures. I need to get to work on my own projects... I feel like like the shoemaker who has no shoes.

Damn!