@@ygyffc with so much stuff made out of MDF and the like anytime I see real wood get painted. I kind of cringe. But that could be flashback from the time my grandmother spent months stripping all the paint off all the trim in the house just to come back from church and find out my grandfather put a fresh coat of lead paint on everything
seen a group of fellas use a couple of these to move an entire shower tile wall had to be atleast an inch thick granite I personally thought they were gonna peel the roof and use a crane
@@Boru06 oh I’m following you sorry commented 5 minutes after waking up this morning lol. I was just honestly curious if they worked I have 2 dewalt reciprocating saws and a Milwaukee one so I really don’t need another. Now if it was a jigsaw or an impact would have definitely kept it.
I'd rather use regular insulation for many different reasons like this!! Spray foam is faster, but not better in my opinion!! People using spray foam, spray too much around windows, doors, and other items, and it will create issues affecting the way doors, and windows open, and close properly!
These are not houses. There are not walls. Real houses are made of concrete, walls the same. Thats why your houses are blown away when a stronger wind blows like hell.
I just want to point this out I’m not saying don’t use spray foam it is without a shadow of a doubt a more superior insulator than fiberglass I’m saying just weigh the deferences between the 2 like the pros and cons and figure out which one is best for you. That being said I am all the time changing stuff in my house and adding electrical and I’m not trying to tear out Sheetrock and reinstall insulation every time.
Yea that can be an option. I just don’t like spray foam I have heard that spray foam can also hide leaks and cause mold problems don’t know how common that is I can definitely see that being an issue.
@@sammysokosammysokoI’m sorry that I hurt your feelings about spray foam. But an oscillating tool in a wall blind that you can’t see in is f*cking stupid best advice is just pry it out by hand with a hammer and flat bar.
The issue with that is the water gets behind the spray foam and travels through the foam this whole wall had to come out because of one leak in the corner that was spreading all the way to the other end of the building.
What kind of terrible design are those switch boxes! Let's play flip the switch to see what it does... Good design should never have more than two. What they do should be obvious. Of course this is a renovation and not your fault.
I usually use the claw end of a hammer and a flat bar and scratch it out and what really sucks the most is you can’t just put in back in the wall like fiber glass insulation and you have to watch for wires and pluming while trying to get it out.
@ygyffc so if someone(me) were to invent a tool for getting it out better, would that be a game-changer? I definitely appreciate you answering! I'm just a bored inventor-type, looking for problems to solve.🧠🤝
@@Magnanimous17I mean this is unfortunately gonna be the new standard way to insulate houses in the next few years so making a tool to uninstall it would definitely be a good invention.
My parents house had a few of these has lanterns. They are very cool. Occasionally they go out and you get a lighter and it will start back up again. They were always on, I couldnt tell you how much it cost to keep them on lol
I’m telling ya man this is a real flame I stepped up to their curb to take a closer look. I have seen the bulbs and you’re right some of the more expensive flame bulbs look really good from the road.
@@artyfuffkin7805They are very common. We have 4 of them. 2 out at the end of our driveway and the other 2 on each side of our front door. They are connected to natural gas and are set on a timer. They have a thermocouple so if they ever go out the gas will shut off automatically. We have never had one go out though other than when they go off In the morning. Then they just have an electric ignition that lights them at night. They also make ones that just stay lit 24/7 but I definitely don't want to pay for the gas they use all day.
9007 9007 6000K Bi Xenon HI/LO HID Xenon Bulbs with 35W BLKCO Slim Digital Ballast Bundle (Cool White This is the brand I bought on Amazon I made sure it was made for my 04 Ford Ranger what you think of this particular setup? And would you recommend maybe a better brand for my 04 Ranger Extended Cab short bed.
Real carpenters just figure out how to get their shopSmith 510 at the job site ( I'm joking it's to big to be handy unless you need more than one of its attachments
