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Great info…I have the same Rigid and want something new.

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Look into kinco frost breaker gloves. They’re fleece dipped so you can’t pull the insulation out

what size s3 do you wear?

Those milwaukees are junk they barely want to cut through 18gauge steel flashings. The wiss aviation snips are the way to go for myself as a commercial glazier

I'll tell ya right now, the S3 lined pants are awesome! I'm working in Southeastern Massachusetts and my legs are never cold. I also have the regular S2 pants. Truewerks pants are absolutely the most comfortable work pants I've ever had in 30 years of working construction. I'll come back at the end of 2025 and tell ya about the durability.

What an inspiration

I wish I had seen this before I bought the Ridgid. :(

Have you ever used a collins coping foot on a jigsaw for copes? If not and you have a big trim job upcoming look into seeing if one fits on your jigsaw. I have only been doing finish carpentry on and off for about 8 years, cope everything and have never used a coping saw. The coping foot and 2 dremels make quick work of them. Just a thought I had

How much weight will these hold?

I gotta watch this after morning chores too long to jus skip through

You did a good job. I've been thinking about diamondback. Been a Carpenter for 20 plus years. Same as you. Bad back. Bad shoulders. Bad knees. You know. Harder here in Canada because I'm paying close to 500 for something like this but you certainly have helped. Reminds me of the Kuneys I had. Plus I like the wider belt at the back. A definite advantage by diamondback.

I got ADD alright….. 😂

Ha ha ha ha ha ha ha ha Omgosh this dude is a straight up beast! I looked at this drink rail for atleast 3 hours. Could not figure it out

Very helpful. Thank you sir

You can use both in either hand effectively if you know how to use them as intended.

I prefer makita all day, but the lifetime replacement plan is what catches my eye, this is my first ridgid tool so I’m just curious if they actually hold up to that warranty

This can not be good for your knees

Sure, do love the luxury if not having to plug in a cord

great job Drew! need to get the glass plate under the diffuser

I did my bass boat with it. I was told to make sure I sanded the wood and aluminum, make sure the wood is dry. Put a layer of kilz on it then put the deckover. hopefully I won't have any issues.

It looks terrible haha😅

How can u compare cable and battery sds ? Cable will be allways more powerful than battery

Serious master class in one video, well done!

This is how you do a tool belt review, thank you 🙏

dude where is part 3? your style is refreshing to see and saving this old carriage house or barn or whatever it is called has earned my top praise which is not an easy thing to do!!! i came initially to see how to straighten a leaning garage as a tree fell on mine during a storm early summer and ended up watching your videos instead and then it just stopped!!! you definitely possess the skills required to do this project and many much larger ones too i imagine its just a damn shame your not my neighbour!!! keep up the wonderful work you are doing and maybe one day i will get a chance to see the trilogy!!!

I think the best setup is mix and match,, i have the buckaroo signature belt( best belt evermade) the miter right side pouch , duracuir 4 pouch left side .. took me 10 years to find my setup

Infirmative video. What is the brand of those columns wraps?

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Theres nothing more satisfying than getting your boards parallel and staying that way the entire run and not having to start cheating one end to get parallel again. Using clamps as you put your decking down will keep your boards from those little micro amounts of movement that happens when you're driving a screw in just using your foot. I've seen a lot of guys put the first board down and don't even bother using a string to check how straight its running. Thats when you know it's going to be a long, frustrating job of constantly having to measure for parallel, cheating one end, etc. and they'll make those same mistakes every single job. Clamps only take a few extra seconds now, but they will save you a lot of minutes down the line when you realize the boards have drifted off course.

Dang! Thanks for this video! Just what I was looking for. 🤙🏻

Have you seen any long term results on joists that were taped with joist tape? And how many feet do you get out of a roll and the current cost? We were talking about buying some on a pier job a while back but the price wasn't very attractive and we had never used it and didnt really know if it justified the price at the time but that was shortly after Covid. A guy I knew that had been doing decks for a very long time said that he came across two decks that were about 80 years old and said the subframing was still good but said on both of those decks, they used felt paper on the tops of the joists/girders. Thats what they used a long time ago on decks and other outdoor structures before joist tape came out. But the wood treatments that they used then are now illegal because of eco reasons but they were a lot more effective than current treatment chems.

Appreciate the video and sharing the lessons learned 😎

You may get a bit more traffic to this video if you make the title "Planer". A planner will attract people looking for calendars and agendas

Winder well

Put a shirt on, ya damn hippie

Outstanding!

Strip in the rain it’s easier will peel off better use a scraper go with the grain if scraper gets stuck than go in the opposite direction don’t have to force it power wash if still need more use a belt sander or rent machine from Home Depot that’s your best soulution time consuming and labor intensive but that’s the way behr made this product to keep all carpenters in business lol😅

drip some wax in the hammer sleeve will help. enjoy

Thank you! Awesome video that helped out a ton.

Do you scrub with the brush during the 15min soak or do you wait until after?

I only hear good things about Martinez hammers apart from price lol. That said...did he keep or return that rear handle ridgid saw? It's on clearance for 175 right now in a kit with a 8 ah exp, rapid charger and bag. As a tool channel i gotta ask any issues you came across?

I have green snips and I was pretty sure they were righties but this video confirms. Thanks.

Too much talking. Not enough sanding.

I wish you would have shown the beam attachment and construction. How is this attached?

Hey welcome back brother! That thing looks like a beast. I kind of wonder how their finish hammers compare to a standard wooden handle. I'd probably be in the market for that before a framing hammer myself, but only because I'm not doing a ton of framing work.

I have the same saw, an R-4513. Everything that is stated in this video is spot on. I’ve had mine for about the same amount of time. The Achilles heal of this saw is the blade height adjustment. It just never has worked properly. There is work arounds but you shouldn’t have to. Plus, the saw constantly needs tuned for fine woodworking. Great video!

Nice upgrade/addition to the belt!

My deck is mahogany. Can I do it the same way you did?

I love the cabot's wood stripper. I used it on my front porch and it worked great. Today, I used the remaining of my jug on my back deck and I ran out of product. My process is applying it with a sprayer and then washing it off with my Ryobi 1900 PSI pressure washer, works great. I went back and bought another Cabot's wood stripper, wood brightener, and Thompson's clear wood seal. I plan to use the brightener after i'm done stripping my deck, but i'm not sure if I'll use the Thompson's sealer or go with another product to seal/stain my deck.