1st Gen Lunchtable Thread - General Discussion

Agree

I use mine since it has a flap disc on it, the wired angle grinders have a knotted wire wheel and the other has a crimped wire wheel

Speaking of, I'll need a sawzall one of these days...

 

Ordered more brass fittings for the trace pump, gotta get work to put a T post in the ground to hand panels off of. Dunno how deep to go to keep them safe from wind

 

At my last gig one of our shops had Milwaukee, the other had DeWalt. The DeWalt stuff ran circles around the Milwaukee. The key is don't buy the home Depot grade DeWalt. Get the XR or Atomic.

 

Is that the crazy 60 volt one. Id believe that would do much better

 

Nah ours were all the 20V.

That said though, the one tool I'll never buy battery is a circular saw. My 30 year old Skilsaw embarrasses my friends with their fancy battery saws.

 

Battery tools have their place. But its more for working remotely where getting power is a hassle at times or cords cause a safety hazard. In a shop space air tools are still king as long as you got the compressor to handle it.

Our welders carry both cordless and corded grinders, but i generally see them run corded because if they got power for the welder they generally have power for a corded grinder.

 

24” is pretty standard

 

The m18 supersawzall is a beast

 

I dunno, a boring job up in the sky sounds way more preferable to a boring gig here on the ground

 

Specially when you know what they charge, flew in from Canada somewhere

got lots to do though

 

We pound fence post 3' into the ground, some do 4' because of the frost line

 

General rull of thumb is 2/3” of the overall length is to be above ground. so a 4’ fence would have 2 feet in ground.

But it also depends on your soil conditions.

 

Basically cement so probably a good rule I guess

 

Idk your soil condition. But yeah. As deep as possible helps, compacting the hole helps. Cement is good too. The foam fence post stuff does good too but is generally for non structural stuff.

 

Talking about a shot of the post! That's fucked up.

 

Probably auger and cement, but ima just let them do it. Just gotta keep 2 panels from blowing over

 

She's looking way cleaner now

 

Missed a spot

 

It’s backwards

 

You must have your X and Y axis mixed up