Which SPEED Square is the best one?? 

Well, the mag77 is still the best imo. I've got the corded and cordless. I've got a festool too, but I use the others way more. Wormdrive ftw. Did you know one of the founders of Skilsaw was Robert Bosch?

That’s cool

I still use a handsaw and hand drive all my nails since that’s the original way. Seriously though if it works for you great but personally I think there’s like a million speed squares on the market better than the original swanson and no way in hell am I using a corded skillsaw in 2024. Even my miter saw is battery

I use a rock for a hammer .

Glad it was helpful!

Appreciate it! I know I’ve been slacking 😂

Thanks David! See you at the trade shows 🫡

Once you’ve gotten a Martinez, all the other squares are surprisingly cheap 😂

It’s more expensive than that I think 😂

@@Coffmanconstruction yeah by a fair bit haha

Im pretty sure themartinez aluminum is $150. The titanium is over $300

@@brennonmorning9682 Yah, could be. I was looking at the "micro" square. The real size one would be ... more, so much more.

Count me in! Any other suggestions?

Cats Paw, Tape measures, chalk lines. We want to see it all! Keep it up!!

Would like to see a circular saw review. And and air nailer review. No one ever does air nailer reviews.

These are the EDO pants by Truewerk!

Appreciate it! I’ll be working on it!

Thanks for watching!

Yea! Working on a video for it! Just need to finish the project first 😂

Sprinkler pipe!

I’ve got the same issue with mine.

How about show polish?

I bought a wood handle stilleto framing hammer. And less than a week a noticeable amount of waffle is smooth. I'm not doing anything near production work

I am not a fan of mine either… thinking of going big on a Martinez. Very disappointed with my stiletto, have had it since release and it is faded and feels too big in my Occidental’s

The markings are not engraved? I never buy any type of square if the markings are not engraved and can scratch completely off.

I’ve always believed that being skilled in multiple things is super valuable! We do framing mostly, but I do demo, I’ve done drywall, some HVAC, some electrical, some concrete, I’m a certified welder too, all that to say, i think while sometimes it may require patience to do more than one kind of thing, it helps keep busy when the one thing isn’t in as high of demand

Me who invested 1000s of personal dollars into my cameras 😢

@@Coffmanconstruction Hey mate, sorry if my comment was taken in the wrong manner. I think your video is great and has led me to wasting lots of time doing research into other squares (even though I have a perfectly suitable aluminium square that is terrific), so that's a compliment to your content. What I was saying was that the camera work, not the quality of the footage, was not very good. The footage was nice and clear and HD for most of the video... except in some areas. Perhaps if when you offer an item for a close up, hold it steady for a few more seconds so the cameraman can get a good focus on it and maybe zoom in. You can always get rid of the excess footage in post-production. But when, for example, you were holding a square for a close up, it was moving and the camera was trying to lock on focus and the image ended up blurry. It really detracted from the message. So in a nutshell, keep doing what you're doing, it's great... but take things a bit slower to help with the camera work, and edit out the unnecessary stuff later. You're doing a great job! I look forward to your next video. Cheers from Australia.

No worries! I appreciate all feedback!

No way really ??!

It could also be stainless steel too though. That’s non magnetic

Maybe I’ll spark test one today to find out 😂 orange sparks and it’s steel, no sparks and it’s aluminum

They say it is cast aluminum right on their website. You can also just tell by the feel. It's less dense than anything steel would be, carbon or stainless.

Swanson is all you need, quit paying for high priced junk

Definitely, I don’t notice it in my bags but I notice it in my hand

Hey man! I talked with the people at stiletto, they suggested something interesting to me, try washing it with soap, they said the texture of the square can build up grime, but can be cleaned

See you there??

​@@Coffmanconstruction I'll be there 🤙

Sounds good! Let’s grab lunch or something

Yea Sven is awesome! I have him some design tips that he’s going to implement on the next batch and then I’ll get one 😍

I recently bought and Rok brand 1" I believe utility knife for 6 or 7 dollar Canadian and I love it. It has got graduating teeth or locking mechanism for bringing the blade in and out and locking in position. Before that I ised1" Olfa with same thumb push action which I still use. Olfa is more expensive. But I recommend Rok or Olfa . I hate the twist knob action ones. Push thumb with locking mechanism is way to go. One hand operation. I have had my olfa for a long time. I was looking and have not been able to find 1" Olfa any where.

Dead on tools exhumer!

The smart square is a pretty good price, at least compared to others

It’s alright! Not as durable as the Johnson or Swanson though

The best compliment ever 🥲

Mark martinez designed the original stilleto hammer but doesn't work with them anymore.