Cola blanca y cinocrilato con acelerador y ningún agujero!!😁

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The worlds slowest way of running trim oh yeah

Very helpful, simple and exactly what I i was looking for.

DMAX ah music

back in my day we ran 500’ of extension cords in the snow and cut these with a circular saw that was horse driven uphill bith ways with no shoes and were happy to have a black and white tv

That's what they do to your uterus when they put in an IUD. With no meds 😂

Mailed instead of screws? No thank you . Maybe everyone else is ok , just my opinion on it

Morning wood.

Oh those holes would drive me wild

Bad ass

nice

Ok this is brilliant!

I got the cheapest festool with no Bluetooth and then added the Milwaukee Bluetooth button to it

The song 🔥

The dude that cuts boots open to reveal the craftsmanship or lack there of wasn’t buying the company marketing claims and proved their boots to be just average…

I never see before in my life but good idea 👍🏼

What is this tool called and where can I find it

GREAT WORK MATE.

I’m like why is this guy putting a bunch of wire dicks on this frame?

Why not just use box clamps. They don't leave marks

Agreed 💯

Well chiming in here a little late after about 2 years of wearing the 8-in marins. when they came out in 22, I just bought a pair in 20 Chippewa had asked if they were going to make a 8-in they said they were working on it so I bought some 2 years later! I wore Red Wing 411s for quite a minute years! They seem to hold up fairly well even though they're made in China like everything else, I would say the bottom held up quite better than the chippewas and the Red wings seem to fade pretty fast, as far as the leather goes chippewas are probably King then Red wings then these but for the price is 24 I'm looking for a new pair I'll probably get brunts again! For the price can't beat it man save yourself 80 bucks I go through work boots every two years so that's about what they get for me anyways! If it's Chippewa Red wings or brunt I get about 2 years out of each one before the bottoms go! They live 😎

Idc about the painters lol , my job is to do it right and don’t leave no nails out. ..

Make a 45.5° outside corner cut. Then on inside corners straight cut then cope into

You could probably make the support shelves on the left/right of the shelves a quarter inch thinner which would allow them to be flush with the face boards on the dividers

Are soles real soft i have trouble on concrete

I think im toо dump to understand this😢

I've never had a pair of boots last much longer than a year other than some double h boots that I paid a lot for. Any boot I had that is comparable price to brunt last maybe a year.

Dont work with Lowes or home Depot prehung doors, those doors never plumb as long as they look straight and open a closes good

Do you have stock in wood putty?😂

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Made in China. I can't understand buying Chinese boots. Never.

What is this ?

Wow... thank you for sharing!

I dont think u need more than half of these "tools"

brunt is now advertising the marin 2.0 boots...redesigned with better quality they claim

can confirm that the D-rings are easier to use more consistently

Why stick your hammer in the pouch and not the loop

please u call yourself a carpenter

I can see the reason behind the second clamp. You glue it and you clamp so you don’t make holes but the first one is only acceptable if you are assembling something extremely custom but is just door casing. Just biscuit and AC glue for a strong joint if you don’t want holes if not just wood glue and 2 16 ga nails and keep it rolling. Nobody got the time to wait for that glue to dry 😂

Stabila levels are by far, the best levels available, and well worth the money.

It doesn’t do 5/8?

This would be so much nicer with some Mozart instead of crappy rock-n-roll.

What a waste of time

I remember when I was a kid and played with un necessary tools cause I could do shit.

Pinch dogs

A little late but please save soem money and get better boots, you will feel so much btter for $100 more

Chenal ko sabsribe kare please

Will definitely do in a pinch.