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Oh and Flex fa sho paying you😊

I got flex tools, but they are not Dewalt

Great video Thx

The tech terms you use left me confused. I still don't know how to apply skirting to my pier and beam house. I'm now an engineer. Just a woman wanting to improve the appearance of my home.😢

I have built houses out east. I am from Kentucky and I have also built in Tennessee and Ohio. Lots of pier and beam structures there but I am now living west of Fort Worth Texas and it seems that everything is slab foundatiins and the reason I was given is that the ground is so hard and with the heat in the summer and the cold in the winter, the ground expands and contracts so much that it is a necessity. My question is, would a pier and beam foundation hold up here and, if so, would the concrete piers have to be watered during the summer like the foundations have to be.

you selling the panel or solar? Talking too much. Show the thing in action. show it being installed. show it working. show it doing something. Not convinced.

After 2 months, what are the biggest improvements? Any list of Pros and Cons? I've been researching and my top 3 needs are 1. Drinkable Water 2. Reduce Water Spots and 3. Stop Corrosion. Any answers would be helpful. Thanks

Using bad installs as reasons to dismiss vented attics is missing what a well-done vented attic does for you. First do not put your mechanicals in a vented attic. Put those in the basement or a mechanicals room if you can't build a basement. Secondly you can easily and very cost-effectively build a very well insulated ceiling/attic connection. Make the ceiling airtight and then literally dump cellulose on it. 2ft (which is overkill) of that is cheaper than insulating your roof as you describe. If you have a vented attic it is not a storage area, it is not a living space, it is not a mechanicals space, but even so it is cheaper and simpler than making your attic a conditioned space. You can vent and keep bugs and animals out at the same time. If you do condition your attic you must condition it as you describe. Condensation at the ridge must be dealt with so that Vapor Diffusion Port is critical unless you are constantly dehumidifying that attic space.

What if you do 2x6 AND exterior blanket? Wouldn't that be closer to +r25?

Best software the only I use I’m in love and specially having wisestack

Can you make it in more detailed?

I was about to buy the flex angle grinder until a lowes employee told me it's not a good idea. Mainly the recall on the batteries. No one is buying the tools. I was glad the salesman was honest. I was looking forward to the grinder because it has a variable speed, and it is super light did a little digging and found out the compa y was bought by a Chinese corporation... it explains why the quality dropped

To the average American home owner, DO NOT buy this! Anything with a cpu board stay away from. You don’t need a cpu to tell you that a breaker tripped

Yes i have crawl space.in arkansas the builders do not build up turf and gravel before they pour a slab..many houses in the delta of arkansas smell mildewie.bad even new.so much water in the delta.

My only complaint is I had all my batteries start leaking and had to go a few weeks without. But they replaced it at no cost, so it’s just a minor inconvenience.

Well explained! Thanks!

The batteries are made in china the tools are made in germany and the us and owned by an american company unlike milwaukee

Is Google Review already included with invoice or do you have to create a separate GOOGLE ACCOUNT first and then sync with Jobber?

They are not even close to that but ok

Do you come to philly

Any issues they still have, basically just give it time. They already listened to the consumer and now have drawers for the stack pack

Building science has came a long way. Building a tighter home makes it some much more efficient. As long as you have proper dehumidification and an ERV, you should not have any issues. The next house i build will be a vented roof and not a vented attic.

How did you decide what nail length to use for increased foam depth.

That’s exactly right. I don’t care if your tool makes 164 ft lbs and mine makes 149 I just need it to work all day every day no matter the temperature or if I drop it or get it wet.

So it’s just an artisan on a 6” belt?

I bought the Packout and a few month later Flex’s came out. So now I’m stuck with Packout because when trying to resell the packout I always get low ball offers

“Flex is too heavy!” Idk maybe don’t put a 10ah on your impact? I know crazy thought.

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I'm the tool DS at a Lowe's. Several months back, we had a recall on our Flex tools because of the battery failure issues they were having- had to send most of our stock back. We're restocked now so hopefully they got that issue worked out. I don't have any real feedback to offer as we very rarely have anyone purchase this brand in my area so I don't get any feedback from customers. I think the battery issue scared a lot of people away from trying them ? Anyway, good to hear they are a tool I can recommend to people. I'd like to get more of them out in the field to see how they hold up.

Looks a lot better than Tyrel🥳🥳🥳

Is it normal to get a slug (a big one ) trapped in the filter? Or is our city have a problem with it water system?

I just saw this post and completely agree with u. I am on the dewalt platform just simply due to their battery platform I just the other day bought the Flex hammer drill to try it and have to say I love the hard case love the drill love that it came with 2 batteries but when I opened the case I discovered that both batteries had a black goo substance on them I did see on line that their batteries do leak at times this goo but it's fine so I wiped them off processed to charge them and they both leaked on the charger so wiped them off again along with the charger and tried the drill like I said love the drill lots of power the turbo cut out fairly fast no big deal probably wouldn't use it much anyway I'm just disappointed with the batteries they kept leaking the goo

Milwaukee power tools are also made in China lmao

Weight doesn’t bother me cause I’m not using one tool all day as an electrician. I use an impact, hammer drill, recip saw, and oscillating tool on a regular basis but I’m never carrying it with me all day. I have the flex quick eject and I plan on getting those other 3 in the flex line once I start making more money. Also, usually when it comes to machines weight = quality

Just found your channel. Great job!

Dixie Chopper Zee 2 owned one for 10 years no problems other than belts and blades. Kolar engine well built last longer and better than any cheaper zero turn.

How many yards did you order. Cement?

Just ordered mine. Thanks for the video it made the decision easier.

I saw him live in Charlotte. He’s so fuckin good!

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Just saw your video on 2024 vote bro you have my respect salute 🫡

I love your set and spread! More videos! Walker standers are hot. You will be more productive with a Stander because they are easier to operate, get on and off etc... Toro grand stander is a good model also.

I can tell you love that ladder.

I’ve bought a lot of concrete. And for you to do that by yourself, you did a fantastic job.

Did you just do an amazing tik tok on the Trump verdict? Can you post it here? Not a tik toker.

Just saw you on Doug in exile! I enjoyed your perspective!

My skil batteries fit both my gen 1 and gen 2 tools, all my tools, after i was told they didnt fit. I love my skil but im also jumping to flex and giving my flex to my son. Milwakee, dewalt, and makita owners are sour that you can get the same results for half the price.

Il Donaldo Trumpo send me here. 😃

I’ve got the 1/2” high torque impact, 0 complaints. Great tool. Also have the impact drill and impact driver. Really like them both. One complaint with the different drill type platforms: they overheat super easy. Extremely powerful tools, but damn do they overheat a lot. In between 15minute uses, i usually have to stop and give the tool a few minutes to cool down to continue. That feels like a lot of wasted time.