Justin Hernandez

Awesome Sauce!!!!!

The voices of the narrator's sound so enthusiastic

Love this show

DeWalt takes a licking and keeps on ticking. A little CPR and shes good to go

Buy as many as you can!! Thats a good price

That almost looks like a typical Miami day..lol

Haha, these two goofballs are something else

When we reach two million hearts next week free tools for everyone on the forum..lol I wish

I hate my writing too, nice review Tyler I hope Dan likes it

Looks good, wow I didn't think Target was effected by the crappy economy, I guess if a Wal Mart closes then its time to move to another plant

That's awesome, took forever to make but looks like it was worth the effort.

Chainsaws are the best and if you don't have any trees to cut you can just run around the neighborhood with it chasing the kids.lol Coconut palms are so high maintenance, there worse than chicks

Penny Ricky is at it again

Where are you located, roofs are done differently here I live in a hurricane zone and I think its crazy that you could use staples on a roof

Here's one that I cleaned up better with a chainsaw

Haha, we're gonna have a T.I.A party and well use the coconuts as cups you guys bring the liquor I got the nuts

Cool, most likely its lead solder you got to heat it up quick and try to resolder it but you have to work fast or else you will disturb the other joints. Let me know if you fix it

You cheapo..lol What type of Hvac work do you do installs or service tech, I do some installs and service but service is where its at

Its never really a good idea to reuse a fitting its best to un sweat the whole fitting and use a new one but sometimes you have no choice. I would have cut the tee with a sawzall in the middle and un sweat all three pieces then use a rag to wipe the old solder off the pipe. In your case you need to get all that paint off the tee and clean it to make it look like a new penny. Then you need to get all the water out the pipe you could use a shop vacuum. Then you need to heat it up add flux and try to add solder remember solder only sticks where there is flux. The only problem I see if the old solder is lead solder and your going back with lead free solder it might leak in a few years or it may never leak. What type of torch are you using??

Nice tools man!!, I wonder what's the biggest thing you could power if you tie all those batteries together

Years ago I was walking under the one in my front yard that has coconuts the size of basketballs and one fell rite behind me I felt the breeze from it. That's a 28 footer almost fully extended I use a 32 on the taller ones. If you want them to look nice all the time every 3-4 months I think that one is at 6 months, I do a better job on the shorter ones I use a chainsaw, I will post a pic tomorrow. Only birds and ants live in the ones down here, what the heck are roaches doing that high up..lol Haha, I have a couple hundred of them that would be a million dollars to ship. Its a pain in the ass to keep them looking nice I have 8 palms and some are even taller than that one. You use a super sharp machete to cut them open

This is a bad picture I know, my HD has the display model premium brushless 20v kit for a super awesome deal of only $276. This kit includes a charger, one 2.0ah battery that's right one battery, DCD995 hammer drill and last but not least DCF885 brushed impact driver. The heck is HD smoking?? I asked about it and they said that's the price I offered 50 bucks and got laughed at. Went back a few days later and the one battery is missing guess it got stolen, should have took my offer oh well..lol

Trimmed a couple of Coconut Palms today, does anybody want any coconuts..lol

Nice job with practice you will be a pro. Just a tip you should heat up your fitting a little than use a rag to wipe excess flux off solder than wipe again to smooth out your solder. Did you un sweat the pipe from the tee?

Wow, you got a nice looking collection there, in a few years just think about much bigger it would get