Believer, builder, bow hunter, better than before, bachelor opposite,both father & son ,bringing everything I got ,been there done that,brrrr its cold outside,brick wall defense,bad to the bone,
lay out what tools are needed and how to use them safely. a lot of people are trying to do work on their own homes because its very expensive to do small jobs. im doing classes to home owners to teach them how to do small jobs.
Yessir! There are definitely benefits to purging with salt. Nothing negative can anyone say only it’s a myth or a big no no , or someone lied to me . Falicy promoting soy boys.
You promote a Fallacy ! A bee doesn’t try to convince a fly that honey taste better than crap! So… Enjoy your crap. I forgot more about boiling crawfish than you’ll ever know.
@@NotYoAverageJoe365 A simple google search will tell you using salt is an old and unnecessary way to do it but do you brother. Hundreds of other Cajun RU-vidrs will also tell you that you are incorrect.
@@RobertC1983 I read LSU ‘s research a saw there data . I know there’s a difference because I taste it. It’s like tris grees vs sac a let . Speckled trout taste better because marinated their life in salt water. Thanks for your concern. If I am wrong I need to learn.
@RobertC1983 im not from Louisiana but as a truck driver im there a few times a month and ive heard from the old pro boilers that you dont need salt also and the fact i didn't see him use no garlic and or orange juice i believe his dont really taste as good as he thinks
They’re garbage my boss had one with 67,000 miles. It caught on fire and then his work truck had 70,000 miles in the motor blew up. Got a 2016 single cab for sale with a blown motor.
That’s not a real house I’m building & I’m not a human being I’m really an AI bot . Articles of organization easy 16 yrs Licensed Home improvement contractor 16 yrs Big time state licensed residential builder 3 years Developing real estate into subdivisions Little buddy
38 years ago I was hired to work in a carpentry mill and on my first day I noticed that four out of my seven coworkers were missing all or part of one or more fingers. I worked there for almost ten years after that and have worked in multiple shops since then. I am pleased to report that all of my fingers are intact. I watched very carefully what the other workers were doing and what was different about them and the ones who had all their fingers. I decided to follow the example of the longest employed worker who had all their fingers which is basically to follow all modern safety protocols. Meanwhile, two more fingers and a thumb were lost by other employees during my ten years. Then OSHA finally cracked down and made us put guards on all the rotary tools.
Had to watch it twice to make sure and you did it. Folks if you need 1/2"off something measure and math and ALWAYS put the larger against the fence. Im only 61 and only a custom stair builder but i have never seen such sillyness. So to hold and push against fence your pushing the object/keeper piece into the blade. Becareful guy your scaring me
I would definitely recommend a foam push stick too because it just glides right through the blade while still holding everything down. With wood, it does get cut but you also have to worry about it ripping it out of your hand and plastic will just explode
You used to want to charge me for teaching me these things 😂 joe said well that's gonna cost you fifty dollars lol it was just a joke Mr Joe how do you stub up for the plumbing on your slab do you block out for toilet flanges ?maybe a video on that
My house work is better than my home cut . All DIY. I could probably pay a barber put on shiny shoes sale & make more, but I would not be as capable as I am. At the end of the day when the bank closes we even. Only difference is intangibles.
In Michigan code is 4' for the sand sometimes needing compaction tests to pass, some are 6' plus. In ohio it's 2' for the frost line. There is money in mud. We don't have customers break out notebooks, the grab checkbooks
I have learned that yall have to be below frost line. Never had to experience that’s major excavation. There’s some Places here in Louisiana we build on top of pilings drove into ground to get to a hard pan.
Too legit to quit ,Hammer time . Him the tool man , yeah your . Product of my generation. The good the bad the ugly , that’s something everyone can enjoy. Born in the 80’s crack baby . I’m a millennial of course I do my own taxes form 1040 , EZ does it. Thank you , for your support
Clean work, sir. What we do around my way is use one half of a riser clamp/pipe rest, and stub up with rods. The rods terminate in the cement. If the soil compacts, the rods and clamp serve as a hanger and support the pipe.
It will. It will also crack the pipe if you come down with blade to fast. Maybe a little more dangerous. A sanded pipe bonds better so burs will be sanded anyway. There’s always a better way.
