Very cool. Do you have any jobs anymore that you end up buying new tools for afterwards? I guess I'm still new because after every job I'm like "ok what did I learn and what do I need to buy" .. Does that ever go away lol? I also added cleaning gear to my array to tidy up when I'm done. It's kinda cool as I'm building as my jobs are coming in. On another note, I'm going to school full time so I'm learning in school and then learning doing Handyman work lol. I'm also going to take an HVAC, electrician, and plumbing course and probably get certified in each. Not so much for jobs per se, but I just love learning about this stuff. Anywho, see you in the next video haha!
Nice! Sounds like you have a lot on your plate but I can sense you will handle it fine because the trades are all so interesting and intertwined. I don’t feel that way about having to buy new tools after every jobs anymore. But I do have those thoughts every so often. I do wish I invested in a better quality this, or bought more or this to have on hand. I really enjoy out that aspect of this industry though, keeps me on my toes and I’m never bored.
9:42 that’s why I use Diablo hole saws. They click in and out when you pull down on this sleeve , kinda like the impact drivers . They sell them at Home Depot . And are retrofitted bidets popular up there on the west coast side? I’ve seen those kits at Home Depot, I’m thinking of rigging one up.
Good to know re Diablow hole saws. I'll look into those once I lose or break this one lol. But I don't have an impact so maybe not the best fit, but thanks for the tip! And bidets are such a game changer!! You save on TP and you're just overall so much fresher lol I don't recommend the Brondell (sp?) brand though. Tushy is good and Luxe bidet is another one.
why dont you offer easy electrical jobs such as light fixtures, fans etc? they are very easy and well paid. there is basically 0 risk of doing it whatever restriction might be in the state. painting and especially paint prep makes me sick - all this sending, mask and dust. I do it only when im interesting in the project and also do finish. that table was awful hahah like really bad
I can't touch electrical out here. The regulations are just more strict. Sanding definitely is taking a toll on me, I feel it. I did a ceiling drywall job, 8 holes all on the ceiling and I felt it in my throat. And that awful huh? That hurts to hear, it was my first time making something from scratch! I really liked it, even though it was super wobbly. It would have been fun to bring it up here and redo the legs. But it's a goner now.
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Very cool. Do you have any jobs anymore that you end up buying new tools for afterwards? I guess I'm still new because after every job I'm like "ok what did I learn and what do I need to buy" .. Does that ever go away lol? I also added cleaning gear to my array to tidy up when I'm done. It's kinda cool as I'm building as my jobs are coming in. On another note, I'm going to school full time so I'm learning in school and then learning doing Handyman work lol.
I'm also going to take an HVAC, electrician, and plumbing course and probably get certified in each. Not so much for jobs per se, but I just love learning about this stuff. Anywho, see you in the next video haha!
Nice! Sounds like you have a lot on your plate but I can sense you will handle it fine because the trades are all so interesting and intertwined. I don’t feel that way about having to buy new tools after every jobs anymore. But I do have those thoughts every so often. I do wish I invested in a better quality this, or bought more or this to have on hand. I really enjoy out that aspect of this industry though, keeps me on my toes and I’m never bored.
9:42 that’s why I use Diablo hole saws. They click in and out when you pull down on this sleeve , kinda like the impact drivers . They sell them at Home Depot .
And are retrofitted bidets popular up there on the west coast side? I’ve seen those kits at Home Depot, I’m thinking of rigging one up.
Good to know re Diablow hole saws. I'll look into those once I lose or break this one lol. But I don't have an impact so maybe not the best fit, but thanks for the tip!
And bidets are such a game changer!! You save on TP and you're just overall so much fresher lol I don't recommend the Brondell (sp?) brand though. Tushy is good and Luxe bidet is another one.
"the salmon ladder" is a MEAN piece of workout equipment.
for the salmon?
@@ahandywomanandherdog ... 🤣
It's a human exercise.
My wife loves scrub daddys, i think theyre marketing hype. For work i use a magic eraser.
What do you use the magic eraser for?
@@ahandywomanandherdog sometimes to clean around the base of a light fixture. Also when i hang a big frame by myself the corners scuff the wall
why dont you offer easy electrical jobs such as light fixtures, fans etc? they are very easy and well paid. there is basically 0 risk of doing it whatever restriction might be in the state. painting and especially paint prep makes me sick - all this sending, mask and dust. I do it only when im interesting in the project and also do finish. that table was awful hahah like really bad
I can't touch electrical out here. The regulations are just more strict. Sanding definitely is taking a toll on me, I feel it. I did a ceiling drywall job, 8 holes all on the ceiling and I felt it in my throat.
And that awful huh? That hurts to hear, it was my first time making something from scratch! I really liked it, even though it was super wobbly. It would have been fun to bring it up here and redo the legs. But it's a goner now.