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When I saw him doing that I laughed and called him a dumbass, he replied "yeah I really am but it's gotta get done and hey I haven't fell in a while." Of course my 40yo self would probably still do something just as dumb.

Saw this a while back... Really cool

This was too funny and probably not the best way to finish but hey it works....

Yes absolutely a no-brainer, those are OEM'd by Johnson and the fact they have grooves through 5 1/2" makes em awesome.

That square is F-ing awesome..... That reminds me I should go grab 3 more...

Took a quick spin through Twitter and looked like the big news was the M12 stapler.... Milton would be so "excited" for a red stapler like that!

They did it last year, the day after the DeWalt event.

Ok do I gotta be the guy to say it? NPS is Milwaukee.......... The topic here is yellow stuff...

I don't normally use human powered screw spinners but when I do I use these: Multi bit ratchet driver: Crazy over priced Snapon, I absolutely love it. Regular drivers: Craftsman US made, not the best in the world but damn well decent.

They certainly do! Can you believe the are tested to cut cheese cloth! Every single pair is tested, not just a couple from a batch but ALL of them. Another really cool part is they are 100% US made down to the source of materials, this includes their suppliers as well!

love em!

Framing is building the skeleton of the home or more broadly new construction: @Framer joe is probably asking because (we assume)most of the building space is used in the UK.

This is the very reason I have this:

This can only be discribed as a couple rooms in a garage.....

That's Canadian money so it roughly translates to what $500 US. Lolololol.... Just poking fun.

I have a pair if Stanley and Lennox snips, I've religated them both to cutting shingles, though the Stanley's are still capable of making a decent cut in metal. My only for metal snips are Midwest, cuts metal like paper and they are made about 1/2 hour drive from me, went to the factory last year(that was really cool).

I have the lil DeWalt flashlight, it's cool and handy but can't really use it to get much work done. Resently got the Ryobi hybrid work light and man that thing is nice, by far the best cost to proformance ratio in the cordless light world.

That's cool, I'll probably never find out. Lol

I use wormdrives often, not only because of the insane power but the blade is on the correct side!

Stuart did a post about these last year http://toolguyd.com/kobalt-laser-distance-measurer/

Haha I got the front page slick deal post for this. https://slickdeals.net/f/10184476-dewalt-cordless-finish-nailer-kit-249-5-25-5-31 If you go to the link, gimme a thumbs up if you could please

Drywallers have been busy...

@KnarlyCarl here ya go... 2nd pic is a view form the backside, under the stairs which will be untouched.

HAHAHAHA I feel your pain!!!! Honestly I rarely do tile personally, BUT my bathroom builds that are tiled have access spots to the valves, I really do try to keep "the next guy" in mind. on the house I'm building, just by luck, the stairway is behind the shower.... wide open dead space under the stairs.

On going, on and off, dentist office I'm been working on..... Just about done, a couple more things on the punch list...