Here's a tip Dave ,old school chippies ,😮 cut a piece of compressor hose or garden hose and put over short pencil making longer some would double end pencils making two pencils
Hey dave how did the 40v Makita drop saw go with the pre cut how often were the boys changing battery’s and what size battery’s were they using cheers bruz
Cool video mate! Really enjoyed that. Would it be fair to say that you’ve selected the best power tools based on their Individual performance? Rather than compromising and going for the convenience of having them all on the same battery platform?
Think you missed covering work benches ... but I see you’ve used a dewalt mitre saw stand with what appears to be an LVL :'D What’s the situation for charging all those batteries, a rack of chargers?
Don’t some houso framers use a feltchering tool? I’m a commercial plasterer “frame “ using steel”, sheet & set” & working in the residential realm atm & the amount of self glorified timber chippies that can’t frame straight or build to code/manufactures specs is eye watering! They seem more concerned about the big trailer & land cruiser & trying to get cheap labour so they can be a “bbbbbbuildah” that’ll probably end up on the tik tok inspectors videos! Not to paint every houso chippy with the same brush but damn it’s more than 70% of the chippies I meet on site are arrogant & shocking tradesman! If framing is wrong/not level nor is everything else that’ll be installed there after! Pretty simple really…a result of subbie off subbie work & everone skimming money off each other! No doubt there’s rubbish plasterers out there & probably at the same ratio if not more!
Random question that I’ve always wanted to know being a tradie myself. Do you come across big spiders and snakes when on sites? As a Brit thinking about Aus I assume they’re everywhere so it’d be interesting to know how often you come across them and what you do about it?
Almost never, I'm trying to think where you might see a snake. Maybe building a shed on a country property where there's a lot of debris to move or something like that, far more likely to see one on a bushwalk but I've never known anyone who's been bitten personally, only dogs. Spiders are just not worth caring about, they're not common unless the materials have been sitting or maybe if you're demoing for a reno and even then only redbacks are worth actively avoiding, at least here in Vic.
This is an amazing insight, looking in from the outside I just assumed they were literally everywhere! It’s one reason I’ve always been against visiting Aus, I love everything about the country I just can’t deal with the tiny spiders here in England so the thought of the Aus ones just scares me too much 😅
@@joeypriestman6783 Huntsmen spiders are worth mentioning then, they're basically harmless but they big ones are probably 80mm+ leg span, they can appear inside your house on the ceiling or walls and they're way faster moving than something natural should be capable of
I don't have a trade but my old boss was a builder, the only time I saw a snake was when I was packing up all his tools and machines so he could retire. It was a non venomous one that just ignored me. Spiders like huntsman (big suckas) usually just run away, if you're working on pre existing houses you'll find plenty of roaches and sometimes signs of rats. We don't really have anything too frightening except for rock spiders but they're everywhere and unfortunately they're a protected species.
@@lewiswhiting379 I get you but what if a rookie watches this and then goes and gets clouts to nail of joist hangers hahah the engineer would be like what the fuck do it all again
I like a short pencil in my bags. It comes in handy for scribing in tight places.
Here's a tip Dave ,old school chippies ,😮 cut a piece of compressor hose or garden hose and put over short pencil making longer some would double end pencils making two pencils
You should check out the Pica pencils!
Great video.
Hey dave how did the 40v Makita drop saw go with the pre cut how often were the boys changing battery’s and what size battery’s were they using cheers bruz
Great video. Keep them coming
That brickwork is unbelievably tidy
Legit. Rare as hell
Not sure if ur saying tidy for face brick or if u didn’t realise it’s the neighbours house haha
Great content as always
Hey Dave, Would we be able to get a ute/box setup and all the tools you have Thanks!
Cool video mate! Really enjoyed that.
Would it be fair to say that you’ve selected the best power tools based on their Individual performance? Rather than compromising and going for the convenience of having them all on the same battery platform?
Hows the AEG stuff working for you so far?
Keeping up with the paces or any issues yet?
Think you missed covering work benches ... but I see you’ve used a dewalt mitre saw stand with what appears to be an LVL :'D What’s the situation for charging all those batteries, a rack of chargers?
how much would all those tools cost?
about $15,000
Hi Dave what brand of boots do you wear they look very comfortable
Get yourself a pair of Oliver AT's.. You wont get anything else again
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Don’t some houso framers use a feltchering tool?
I’m a commercial plasterer “frame “ using steel”, sheet & set” & working in the residential realm atm & the amount of self glorified timber chippies that can’t frame straight or build to code/manufactures specs is eye watering!
They seem more concerned about the big trailer & land cruiser & trying to get cheap labour so they can be a “bbbbbbuildah” that’ll probably end up on the tik tok inspectors videos!
Not to paint every houso chippy with the same brush but damn it’s more than 70% of the chippies I meet on site are arrogant & shocking tradesman! If framing is wrong/not level nor is everything else that’ll be installed there after! Pretty simple really…a result of subbie off subbie work & everone skimming money off each other!
No doubt there’s rubbish plasterers out there & probably at the same ratio if not more!
Random question that I’ve always wanted to know being a tradie myself. Do you come across big spiders and snakes when on sites? As a Brit thinking about Aus I assume they’re everywhere so it’d be interesting to know how often you come across them and what you do about it?
Nothing on the jobsite only in the bush
Almost never, I'm trying to think where you might see a snake. Maybe building a shed on a country property where there's a lot of debris to move or something like that, far more likely to see one on a bushwalk but I've never known anyone who's been bitten personally, only dogs.
Spiders are just not worth caring about, they're not common unless the materials have been sitting or maybe if you're demoing for a reno and even then only redbacks are worth actively avoiding, at least here in Vic.
This is an amazing insight, looking in from the outside I just assumed they were literally everywhere! It’s one reason I’ve always been against visiting Aus, I love everything about the country I just can’t deal with the tiny spiders here in England so the thought of the Aus ones just scares me too much 😅
@@joeypriestman6783 Huntsmen spiders are worth mentioning then, they're basically harmless but they big ones are probably 80mm+ leg span, they can appear inside your house on the ceiling or walls and they're way faster moving than something natural should be capable of
I don't have a trade but my old boss was a builder, the only time I saw a snake was when I was packing up all his tools and machines so he could retire. It was a non venomous one that just ignored me.
Spiders like huntsman (big suckas) usually just run away, if you're working on pre existing houses you'll find plenty of roaches and sometimes signs of rats. We don't really have anything too frightening except for rock spiders but they're everywhere and unfortunately they're a protected species.
Hate to be that guy but you keep calling connector nails clouts when they are two very different types of nails lol
Life must be boring for you if It really bugs you that much
@@lewiswhiting379 I get you but what if a rookie watches this and then goes and gets clouts to nail of joist hangers hahah the engineer would be like what the fuck do it all again