Recent content by Ben102009

Thank you, yeah I just don't think there is anything on the market for what I need, basically a paslode 2nd fix pin gun, but instead of pins it's masonry nails that fire on gas and battery and sink into the skirting to be filled and painted later.

Shocking design from Trend, 2 months purchased, too flimsy, Monday!

Just standard block...all skirting downstairs needs to be fixed by hammer and 2.5 nail, it's repetitive and time consuming! Whereas upstairs it's paslode angled brad city, easy. I used adhesive on all the skirting anyway, I don't think using my second fix gun would be wise, even with 32mm at an...

Are there any nail guns that would suit skirting to block work walls? Anything I find is either spit gun or some variation of the nail sticking proud of whatever material is being fixed whether metal track or 4x2? I need basically a sunk finish, not flush or proud? Thanks.

I knew this was going to be a no kids issues with people, it's very simple....if you have workers coming don't have kids around, it's hard to have a word sometimes, so it's best people use their common sense no?

A hug isn't going to solve the problem.

This is relative to building in any trade although I'm a carpenter, I'm sure I'd like to have kids some day but for now I don't....in saying that, the amount of houses I have turned up to where the parents let their kids run around me or be generally present in my work environment is shocking...

Yeah all have to be painted, I wouldn't use a track saw to put a chamfer on the door edge...I'd use a plane, but yes..I had to use the track saw on some 10mm to 2mm cuts because the frames were that bad.

Two is terrible to be fair, you'd be looking at 5 minimum i think, thanks.

No it's not! I was just asking because it's good to know if I'm slacking or ok, it's not for me it's for a company

All i All in one day? Jesus Christ, do you take lunch 😏

I did use one! It wasn't really the question though was it?

Aw thanks man, well I was doing 8 prehung door sets before a few years back, so 8 -10 is very good also 👍🏻

Yes new frames, but house is sitting idol for years, none are the frame are exactly plum, as I said I had to plain every door and even cut some with festool, thanks.

Hello, IV got the hinge jig, t10 router, and lock jig. I can 7/8 new doors hung in a day, do you reckon that's ok? Every door need to be cut on the bottom and planed or cut on side to suit frame as I didn't do frames! Just used the jig for the first time today...it really saved the hassle of...