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I'm not criticizing I'm just saying. As for being a surveyor I give up all the props. I took a basic surveying class last spring and it push my math skills to the limit. We had to use the transit not the total station. Anybody that thinks being a surveyor is a easy job is dead wrong. People just see the guy standing there holding the rod and thinking how easy that job is.

I does come in handy when you are calculating Stairs, roof pitch, Floor loads. Beam loads and how much of a discount you can get on that new tool.

I may be old school but I do take credit cards and yes cash is always good

Well in that case and since I'm old school Will buy you one and we can wake and even trade. It sounds reasonable to me.

Nice score. I know that you can always find a ton of ladders on craigslist.

If it is still sore in 4 or 5 days you probably still have something in there. Get one of those first aid scalpels and start to cut away. The first tell sign will be if pus shots out that something is still in there. Good luck

Nice job comp!

Looking good madman. Always use Dug Fur whenever you can get it.

Good job Chris. The shop is coming along great, looking forward to see it when its done. I'm really kicking myself for not picking up a KAPEX when they had the recon sale. I thought about to long and when I called they were all sold but, this time around I'm going to jump on it as soon as I see it.

Well if thats the case I must own half the roads then. My kids loved Lego's growing up. Stashed away I still have my lego's and erector sets in the basement I could never bring myself to get rid of them.

Really! Think about it? What makes today different then any other day when it comes to buying tools.

Thats where I book my room. I tried a bunch of places but they are all filled.

Nice work and very cool.

I'm set registration check, plane ticket check, Hotel room check. Hope to see you all there. If your booking a room do so soon they are filling up.

It should work. You might have to extend the plenum out some befor you start to reduce it down to fit the dryer vent.

You should be able to take some sheet metal and make something up or just take your measurements to a sheet metal shop and have one made for under 40 bucks.

Very nice

Man your good. Used this to tap live gas mains a many a times.

Name this Tool what is it used for

WTF did I just watch. RobertMcNjr you owe me a1:30 back on my life damn it

Good deal.

I remember seeing this beast Porter-Cable - BN200V12 Cordless Finish Nailer This cordless finish nailer from Porter-Cable can be powered either by a battery or by a conventional hose-and-compressor setup This finish nailer shoots straight 18-ga. nails and uses a 12v battery to power a small onboard compressor. After two or three shots, the compressor empties and has to recharge

I remember those days and I'm glad they are over. It is amazing what you will do and put up with to put a dollar in your pocket.

You don't know how many times I've been driving down the road and see a Total station set up and the crew is way down the road. It would be so ease to stop and throw that in the truck and drive off.

WElcome to the Forum Paul.