I am looking for a carpet for a small room: 1) 7ft 1in x 10ft.7 in It seem online they do come in size like that 2) It will be for a computer room with laptop and printer and computer repair station so I need one with litter static as possible What carpet type would be good?
Can you elaborate a little more on what the seamer down does? I’m assuming it cools the seam faster. Does it also weight down the seam? Here in FL we put weight on our seams to prevent peaking.
Blake Yes weights the same down by sucking up like a vacuum, it also pulls the glue tightly into the backing of the carpet causing it to be a tight flat seam
In the last 40 years that style of carpet has been very popular and millions of feet of it has been seamed with great success in the seams appearance and lasting time, an that machine wasn't used!!! That causes me to question greatly the (true) benefit of its use!!?? An it's Cost, in a market that is not wanting to give any raises per yd and is trying to get subs to stop charging extra for things like, take ups, stairways, metal strips, trip charges ect?? Yet materials continue to go up, tools go up, new tools like the tool in question are added to the (must have)tools!!i had a toolbox tray with a piece of Luan spot glued to the bottom of it to pull the moisture from the seam yet provided uniform weight to the seam!!! I've heard so many things about seams over the years it's not funny!!! Who is right?? For me it's always about RESULTS AND TIME!!! There's been Mill reps tell me "never tractor your seams" another say" it's just fine"!?? One say" don't put weight on seams" another say" a weight is a must"??! I use my intellect( what little I got) and common sense which I got plenty!!! Then it's well thought out, trial an error!!! I've made screw up, some were duzzies, some not so bad but all in all I've done real good and in Indianapolis and it's Southside I was well known an well respected for a long time, as was My Dad!!! Hate it when I babble on!!!
Ruben I'd love the opportunity to work with you we'd be showing each other trics of the trade I've worked with installers all across the US believe me when I say this I've got a lot to share both in comm.+residential.😄😎✌️
Your an artist. Those seams looked great. Never knew about using the blade on the other side of the top cutter. I'm going to have to try that
Awesome thank you
16:52 The ol tractor flip👍👍. I do that all the time while waiting on my seam
Matty Lee85 Yeah been doing it for years just kind of happens Sometimes without thinking about it
Thank you sir.
What seam! Beautiful.....
Tom S Thank you appreciate that
I am looking for a carpet for a small room:
1) 7ft 1in x 10ft.7 in
It seem online they do come in size like that
2) It will be for a computer room with laptop and printer and computer repair station so I need one with litter static as possible
What carpet type would be good?
Fantastic job Ruben. Can i ask the make and model of your row cutter please.
this was an old one i now use the 301 crain
Thanks Ruben.
@@TheBill9999 your welcome
Can you elaborate a little more on what the seamer down does? I’m assuming it cools the seam faster. Does it also weight down the seam? Here in FL we put weight on our seams to prevent peaking.
Blake Yes weights the same down by sucking up like a vacuum, it also pulls the glue tightly into the backing of the carpet causing it to be a tight flat seam
make a 10 hour seam video with different carpet where you just do that non stop. id watch it lol
Christian Wilson Ha ha ha that’s funny
Hey man nice job im thinking about making a TH-cam channel! I do all glue down carpet tile and some hard surface work
In the last 40 years that style of carpet has been very popular and millions of feet of it has been seamed with great success in the seams appearance and lasting time, an that machine wasn't used!!! That causes me to question greatly the (true) benefit of its use!!?? An it's Cost, in a market that is not wanting to give any raises per yd and is trying to get subs to stop charging extra for things like, take ups, stairways, metal strips, trip charges ect?? Yet materials continue to go up, tools go up, new tools like the tool in question are added to the (must have)tools!!i had a toolbox tray with a piece of Luan spot glued to the bottom of it to pull the moisture from the seam yet provided uniform weight to the seam!!! I've heard so many things about seams over the years it's not funny!!! Who is right?? For me it's always about RESULTS AND TIME!!! There's been Mill reps tell me "never tractor your seams" another say" it's just fine"!?? One say" don't put weight on seams" another say" a weight is a must"??! I use my intellect( what little I got) and common sense which I got plenty!!! Then it's well thought out, trial an error!!! I've made screw up, some were duzzies, some not so bad but all in all I've done real good and in Indianapolis and it's Southside I was well known an well respected for a long time, as was My Dad!!! Hate it when I babble on!!!
Ruben I'd love the opportunity to work with you we'd be showing each other trics of the trade I've worked with installers all across the US believe me when I say this I've got a lot to share both in comm.+residential.😄😎✌️
russ sherry 😀👍
Someone wanted commercial carpet inside their house? Or is that an office?
No wonder why he gets paid the big bucks!!
Wrong in so many ways