Theultimatehic
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On 4/17/2017 at 0:19 PM, Jronman said:
looks great. sometimes Osha regulations go a bit to far. I can understand the new dust regulations but this just doesn't make sense. Does every guy in the sign shop have to get certified or can a shop have one certified guy to check other guys signs?
Anyone that uses the crane portion has to be certified. So all the lead installers.
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Man talk about a busy month! Bout to go to 10 hour days and weekends. Haven't been posting much just reading. Time for me to post something lol. So here's some window graphics i installed earlier this week.
Monument sign
Bout 30 denny wall signs.
Another corner bakery
Also installed another cubesmart.
Osha is putting some new rules out for the sign industry so been working on that scam among other things. Have to pay thousands for a cert to avoid thousands in fines. So if you don't hear from im still here, just busy slamming my head into the desk ha.
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I've had a few drill bits and sheet metal screws in my fingers and hand. Always just backed it out lol. Oops haha
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Now just as some pricing and you're in business!
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Looks nicer then my coop lol
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That looks nice. Good idea, good execution.
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Organic garden.
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Beach ball
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Fabrication shop
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Yes, exactly what i was looking for.
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Congrats! My boy just turned 2. Enjoy your sleep while you can.
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1 minute ago, KnarlyCarl said:
How does duct work come into play? haha
I always tell the guys at work (plumbing and HVAC) that I would be happy if i didn't touch another piece of duct in my life LOL that's why i like doing the plumbing, keeps me away from that stuff haha
I did duct work in the union. Sign fab is much more enjoyable lol
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48 minutes ago, Conductor562 said:
You really do have an awesome job
I think so too lol. I've always enjoyed building signs. Duct work sucks lol
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10 hours ago, Pouet said:
The 12V line is really great. The only thing I don't like about it is the bulky grip because I have small hands. Dan was having the same problem in a video. This may not be an issue for you but I would try the tools first to see if it's fit you.
I have big hands so not am issue for me, but thanks for the heads up. Ended up getting a set of drills donated to me by @Fletcher94
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9 hours ago, khariV said:
Not to be picky, but what exactly is it that you're offering?
Helps if i upload the pics right? Duh!
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Free to whomever can make use. I sold the equipment this was bought for. No use. Lmk if you want and I'll get it shipped end of this week along worn some other shipments i should of sent out weeks ago. Don't expect fast shipment. I'm a huge procrastinator lol but it will ship lol.
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Here's some pics of recent stuff that went out
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The cover flips up but can be taken off. He bought it from a guy in northern az in 92 or 93. Civilian model though. Military model would of been cool though, at least for collector value.
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On 3/16/2017 at 8:28 AM, aabee said:
Was going back and forth on whether to get a Milwaukee Surge/drill combo kit from the Tool Barn for $322...it would mostly be for the Surge, but I already have a Triple Hammer and that thing is a masterpiece, so I checked out eBay and bought Makita's sub-compact set brand new for $175 shipped. I also contacted Hitachi yesterday and learned they're working on a new and improved hydraulic impact, and if it's anything like the Triple Hammer it's going to be a killer. I know HD is running their free battery promo on the Makita set, but $175 was a steal and I can still theoretically buy another new battery for less than $54 and still save money on their promo.
I'll be selling my Bosch 12v stuff and resetting to only Hitachi 18v as my main with the Makita 18v subs as my two battery platforms. Liked the Bosch but the Makita's are much better ergonomically with more power to boot, and yes, they can at least stand up with their batteries.
My bosch 12v stands up. You just have to buy the larger battery.
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Hopefully in the next year i can get it inside the garage to rip it all apart.
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The pto on this operates the winch.
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One pto the other is an override when in 4 low and hit a flat spot. Shift it and your in high. You don't shift gears when you use it though. They don't do that anymore. You have to stop and shift. Maybe electronic ones you don't have to stop?
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Bought a12v 4a battery for my bosch tools on amazon. Better be awesome lol
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Sorry about the Giveaway
in Member Giveaways
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Giveaways are cool but they are much better things given away on here daily.