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Everyone has their own way of dealing with things but, I can feel his pain.

I have the 6 1/2 non fuel saw and it works great and was going to up grade to the fuel I'm glad I saw this before I pulled the trigger. Mow I'm playing the waiting game.

Very nice this pull is $184.50 and the door levers run around $690 / $760

You will really like this shirt. It is nicer then the 1st one they had. I was lucky enough to get one in the UTB

Glad to have you back. I saw your post on you tube and said to myself Red is back. Great story

A 110 pounds what a lite weight. She could have been a contender. Nice review Chris. I really like my MIDI and 125RO combo. I know that my next sander will be the RO 90

What can I say That has not already been said about TIA. Dan and Eric go above and beyond the norm to give us great content. I really don't think people under stand how hard it is to get company's to give you a brochure let a lone tools or anything else to give away. The fact that they want to give members something for accumulate post just shows how much they care about their Crew Members. Since I have your ear conductor I have written a few articles on sizing footers and beams and other construction methods for building decks. I have a lot of deck articles on different hardware and materials also. They are a few years old and have to be updated but I could send them to you after I update them to look over.

What June Cleaver's Beaver

Good old Steve Ramsey has been on you tube for many years now 5 or six now and has taken a lot of crap from people over the years. The guy is so easy going it's unreal at times. He puts out a wood project just about every week post free plans for his projects auctions some of them off on ebay and donates the money to the Make a Wish Foundation and people still rag on him what assholes.

Cooper pipe is soft and will flex to much. When the bit hits the material the force on the bit pushing one way the the drive motors pushing another way could cause binding. Check this out it cost $700 for the kit or you can buy just the parts you need to make your own

Done deal.

June Cleaver said one of the dirtiest things ever said on TV You were a little hard on the Beaver last night Ward.

Welcome to the forum Jens. You are one busy man.

I have to say this nail gun is very nice. I have only run about 200 nails through it but it is impressive. So much so I gave my son my Paslode.

Way to go Alyssa !!

I'm just glad that I held off on buying the fuel 6-1/2 saw. I would have been pissed.

That my slow you down but it always helps.

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What the hell is wrong with people. The last time I looked I lived in America well that is debatable at times. This country is going to hell in a hand basket.

I though that this would be a good place to pass on some tips and some tricks we have learned along the way. If you have any tips or some tricks to make a job go faster or easier feel free to post them here. Here is my first tip Have you ever gone to the lumber yard or one of the big box stores and seen the lumber stacked up outside or inside all warped up nice and neat. Well that nice woven cover lands in the dumpster most of the time. Make some friends with some of the people that work the yard or pro desk and have them save you a couple of covers. I use them for bed liners for my truck when I do a tear out so when you get to the dump you can just pull it out all at once.

That's not to bad. I go to Chicago about once a year but I usual fly but that's starting to be a pain in the ass and the cost is climbing fast, so if go in September I'm thinking about driving. I know that the drive to Ohio is a long and boring trip so how much worst could it be to Chicago. Those wind turbines are huge. We would watch them load them up at the port to send over seas.

How long of a drive did you have