[T&K]

Anyone else like to hoard up a small breakfast room on a rough in? I put my small 7-1/4" compound miter saw on the horses. Way easier than a circular saw.

 

[ponyboy]

Even though it's instinctual to most of us I try not to set up shop against a wall no matter what the work is. When I did big commercial jobs I'd try to pick an entire room and claim it for as long as I could. Now I just palletize everything and take it where I need it

 

[Chris1971]

A gang box or two on wheels works well.

 

[HARRY304E]

Anyone else like to hoard up a small breakfast room on a rough in? I put my small 7-1/4" compound miter saw on the horses. Way easier than a circular saw.

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That's all you need the little Milwaukee radio..:thumbsup:

 

[Bkessler]

Rolling carts. Bending over is for rookies.

 

[Chris1971]

That's all you need the little Milwaukee radio..:thumbsup:

So he can listen to NPR all day.:laughing:

 

[denny3992]

Used to love the paslode! Made shims and ad fan boxes so easy!

 

[HARRY304E]

So he can listen to NPR all day.:laughing:

:laughing:

 

[macmikeman]

Ditto on the passload and miter saw. That is exactly what I do except I just make my cuts at floor level instead of setting up a cutting table.

On commercial jobs I used to take over the walk-in freezer or fridges soon as they got assembled, cause I could usually put a padlock on the door.

 

[chicken steve]

I merely exude an aura of presence on my entry into any job, granting me my 'space'....:whistling2::laughing:~CS~

 

[macmikeman]

I merely exude an aura of presence on my entry into any job, granting me my 'space'....:whistling2::laughing:~CS~

You mean everybody just leaves and goes elsewhere whenever you show up?

 

[zac]

Anyone else like to hoard up a small breakfast room on a rough in? I put my small 7-1/4" compound miter saw on the horses. Way easier than a circular saw.

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Dude you need to sport your cordless on the thread "cordless collection".
You are representing!

 

[BababooeyHTJ]

Seems like a lot of cordless tools for a residential rough in. I don't really use much. The passlode seems great though.

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[macmikeman]

With a passload you can super secure a fixture backing that looks like you cut it with a potato.

 

[T&K]

Dude you need to sport your cordless on the thread "cordless collection". You are representing!

it's bad to say, but that's just a portion. Probably about 75%. I have a small fetish.

 

[T&K]

Seems like a lot of cordless tools for a residential rough in. I don't really use much. The passlode seems great though. Sent from my Nexus 5 using Tapatalk

not really for 3 guys. I may or may not use it all, but the stuff is in the bags, so it gets packed in.

 

[T&K]

Rolling carts. Bending over is for rookies.

I'm all for easy, but rolling carts on a residential rough in seems way over kill, unless you don't wear a pouch, but then, that would be rookie.

 

[zac]

it's bad to say, but that's just a portion. Probably about 75%. I have a small fetish.

Well then you need to organize the troops and have a parade!

 

[T&K]

Well then you need to organize the troops and have a parade!

nice. How does the rotary hammer hold up? I just had to replace my 1-1/2" with the new 1-9/16", and I was tempted to get the cordless, but was just leery about how tough it would be.

 

[Jlarson]

Even though it's instinctual to most of us I try not to set up shop against a wall no matter what the work is. When I did big commercial jobs I'd try to pick an entire room and claim it for as long as I could. Now I just palletize everything and take it where I need it