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I got mine

Thank you!!!

Thanks update on the accuracy pf experiences since used ?

Dude, your video is awesome and saved my eyeball. Thank you

LOL, Excellent video

About to take a massive remodel on so thank you!!

The style of the milwaukee hurts my fingers. Trying to push the bits out.. just upgraded to the newer one. I wish they had the big one available too today.

Thanks for this. I've done hundreds of square feet with a hammer drill and a flat chisel blade. I knew there had to be a better way.

Thanks… so very much… like my Scottish Grandfather would say… ‘the hammer and blade… will toughen you up!’ Problem every time he said that we got totally tenderized with every cell in the body hurting bad and praying to God to take the pain away… then my little brother who got in on none of it would tell everybody what a pitiful wimpout you were.. yes siree… and my German mom then start bitching about everything I never did well! So.. “I promise you nothing and give you everything... everything... everything.” Please … write-in vote for me to be President. See comments for translation… th-cam.com/video/057mlF5Qh9w/w-d-xo.htmlsi=5axJJyiAm4Fk8oMl

Great and very timely info for removing thin set. I’m currently removing Travertine tile from my kitchen concrete slab floor. I’m using a 20 pound Makita demo hammer and scraper and then physically removing the tile shards for haul away to the dump is very labor intensive. I keep looking at that thin set left behind after removing the tile and not looking forward to having to deal with the thin set next. So I’ll be taking your advice from the positive experience you had with the concrete grinder. Though renting it is a bit pricey saving my back from aching and bending over that demo hammer for hours is worth the cost. Thanks for taking the time to make this excellent video especially for us weekend warriors.

You should spray water first and then use that machine

Stanley hasn’t been Stanley in a long long time.

Great video!!

Both Millwaukee and Husky are great tools too bad for Stanley.

Best advice I have listened too, including the safety aspects of wearing respiratory protection.

Great video!

I agree 100% - thank you for validating what I also think would be better. That chipping hammer and the caddy machine are hell on your body.

Thank you, picked up a sub!

If I need to grab and go, I choose the Husky. Not because of the ratching, but because of the double-head bits. Instead of fishing for a P1, I'll just flip it over. Those bits wont fit into a hex driver, but absolutely no problem using a drill with chuck and just clamp down on the body of the bit. The wire stripper is nice, but if youre doing anything with wires, you'll have a wire stripper. Aside from that, they are similar tools except maybe for price.

I'm liking the Husky, think I'll pick one up next week. Thanks for the video.

I have the Husky ratcheting screwdriver, Great tool & price. (2yrs +)

I wished those were still the prices.

Thank you for the great advice. I think you just saved me a great amount of backbreaking work, time, and money.❤❤❤

My step father was a painter for 40 years the tips and tricks your giving out are exactly what he taught me. You do nice work!!

Pretty work, sir!

Thanks bro

Bravo, well done! I like the video, Im a painter (on the side) and could use this device. A bit pricey though!

Thanks again, going to try mine now!

Thank you!

same thing just happened to me when i rented the jackhammer twice, i just ended up buying a makita

Ton of work there, nice digging in and getting it done right. Good tips on PPE as well. Thanks!

Thanks man, i would watch a video before i actually ask another man how to load a tool, thanks for keepin a brotha cool! :)

How do we change the blades? Thank You

I’m about to strip the wood out of my home and I’ve stripped glue from concrete the hard way before! Thanks for this video, will be heading to the Depot soon!

Whats the slot on the back for

I'm actually peach 😂😂😂, I love your sense of humor!!! Thank you for you video, God bless you!!!😅😊

Omg I couldn't stop laughing . It supposed to be like that bro. 🤣💀

It has done killed us!! Thanks for the info!!

Try adding a vacuum bag, a 5-layer filter and a diffuser. You will see a huge improvement in the dust gathering ability of your vacuum. great video. thanks for the information.

Thanks. I feel like an idiot. 😅

You need to learn your mud skills a little better it wasn't ready to sand yet. You needed to pull your beds twice as wide alway make sure to pull your mud on the low side so you don't have waves in your wall

Thank you so much for your advice. The one thing I'm wondering is if you remove tile in a house that still has the base moulding and door trim installed, does it get ruined by all the chipping? I assume it would get damaged. Especially if it's MDF. Do you have experience with that? I'm just trying to figure out what I'll be up against if I take on a project like this. Thanks!

Awesome thanks

Great channel. Just stumbled onto you after searching for the transmission fluid pump. Enjoying your vids. Good job

Do you back roll

Dude this makes sense, big props brotha!

Damn... 1. I just finished working on my basement, and this would've been the shit! Thanks for the info. 2. My back and wrists are worn out.

Damn didnt know they had those. Solid tip!

Thanks for the advise !

Your terrible