Cool stuff. Obviously a few months ago. a couple questions I'd like answered are things like - That set covered how many square feet of area in the end how thick & what's the R value of that thickness. Did you cover it with a second layer or plan to? Certainly going to seal things up & keep the dew point in a place where it's supposed to be or won't cause condensation problems. How do you think it's standing up to real winter conditions?

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It should say, “cold temperatures may/will affect cure time” on the tube.

Beautiful!

How’s your 3d printing going? I love my 3d printer!

Is this your neighbor’s machine?

yo i got the same laser cuter :)

Are these dowels not glued in? Different solution for glued dowels?

What do you use to get the map?

That approach appears to be infinitely easier than, say, the whetstone approach. But because one needs a sanding device(machine) with a variety of grits on the belts, it’s likely more costly……. The Diamond stone approach is appealing but the recommendation is that 3 are required. And at just under $100 each, the cost is not insignificant, either. Decisions, decisions…….

Where can I buy it??

Thank you so much. This helped me big time! Also, the suggestion for painter's tape worked perfectly.

Spending another 2 weeks on perfect doesnt pays the bills

Y’all missing the point he’s right 200+ with no way to cut the caulk is pre stupid, a cutter is literally part of a caulking gun because it is needed to open it. It’s like selling a car but with no tires dosent make any sense.

I think the hard part is identifying goals instead of just being busy with daily tasks and dreaming of unclear future

You do not want a seal breaker on that tool it will be covered in glue and caulk in a day then your hands then the tool and its just stupid carry a knife and a scrap piece of wire like a proffesional

Good philosophy brother

Thanks for Watching

Another major milestone!

Should be finished building and in by Thanksgiving!!

God forbid a company doesnt put a built-in folding knife on their fancy tool

Spoken like somebody thats actually "done" anything

Shouldve done your research first bud 😂

Cheap insurance

Yeah but u r using GLIT WOOD! GLUE AND SHIT

Next week the roof will be on!

Ray Romano or Kermit the Frog loves Milwaukee?

Tanq...😊

Their die grinder doesn’t have a light so you can’t see what your grinding if you forget to bring one

I hired some Canadian framers who showed up with nothing but chainsaws. Before I just sent them home they explained they typically built this way because of remote locations and after framing the first floor deck if I thought the job was subpar they would leave and pay for any wasted lumber, They ended up framing that entire 5200 square foot house without ever plugging in a tool. I was totally floored with the neatness and accuracy of the cuts

Learning this concept with my first project. Thanks for reminding us that perfection can become the enemy of completion

I have the m12 version, it's insanely fast. I run it on the lower settings

I couldn’t find information I thought I could rely on so I bought an OTC ripping chain. HUGE improvement! Everyone who was dissing ripping chains was speaking from ignorance.

Yep, it’s called rough framing for a reason 😂

Hmmmm never thought about our eyes doing it! you can get that effect on photos if you have a great zoom and something on the foreground

Ok... so you have two options.... stfu and buy one, or start up a company and start making the tool you want. Maybe someone else will buy it... But you aren't smart enough for that. Just bitch about it on youtube because it's easier. Don't worry, we all know you're just a loser.

I got the Ryobi cordless caulk gun for $50 when it was on sale and it is awesome. I know it's a big heavy tool but it's way faster caulking and much precise bead.

The same phenomenon happens when you look at a paycheck before it's cashed!

Complaints can often lead to improvements. Especially concerning ideas that weren’t factored by the creator of things. Complaints can also influence someone who is thinking about buying a product but doesn’t notice something at first glance. Good on you for bringing it up, I think. Haters gonna hate. 🤷‍♂️

I completely understand what you're saying as far as not having the features of a cheaper tool but those "features" kinda suck. The cutter always pinches the tube and the poker gets caulk all over the tool. They are super gimmicky, no?

She had lots to say! There's something fun about having little people around

Those are complete trash

Mine has the poke i always have my blade on me

How much hand cranking are ya doing with that $200 tool? How do your hands feel at the end of the day? Some people just want to complain about everything.

I don't know why content creators get so flustered over negative comments, they'll never go away and they're not that important.

There's nothing built perfectly and always room for improvement. Some folks just content to take whatever is dealt and never consider changing things. Maybe that's a gift, maybe a curse...

Is it really the end of the world to carry a pocket knife?

It sounds like you have just as much fun making the credits. That good better best concept of purchasing is important. It doesn't make sense to me that people buy stuff they plan on throwing away Whether it's paper towels or crap that they know will break after being used- " but it's cheap "