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Old 12-03-2020, 08:42 AM
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Who's in the chair? Seen him a few times in photos, never got a name. Not many Toakers & Posers I can't put a name to the face now. Mike's had that hat for years and sad to say, I recognize the underwear...
Baker. Good guy.
 
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I was confusing "reciprocating saw" with oscillating saw. I have a Porter Cable oscillating saw. It is **** for certain things. In all seriousness I would never use one for cutting drywall. The damn noise alone drives me nuts. Plus those blades are expensive and drywall dulls them quickly. I have used mine for notching wood when a reciprocating saw would do too much damage.
My hearing sucks anyway and I don't use my "aids' when I'm doing that stuff. Yeah, blades are expensive.
 
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Al you remind me of Doc's buddy Don, can't keep a bike longer than a year.
That’s not who came to mind for me .
 
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I see no one uses a Roto-Zip. Great for tearing stuff up if you're not careful!
 
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I see no one uses a Roto-Zip. Great for tearing stuff up if you're not careful!
Ya have to score the sheet rock with a razor or it tears the paper off.
 
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Not with a Roto-Zip spiral saw..

 
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Hey, Russ, Chuck..

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I see no one uses a Roto-Zip. Great for tearing stuff up if you're not careful!
Have had one for years and that's why I don't use it... used to watch my sheet rock guys use it, they were masters at it. But, when you use it 100 times a day you should be good at it.
 
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Hey, Russ, Chuck..
Have had one for years and that's why I don't use it... used to watch my sheet rock guys use it, they were masters at it. But, when you use it 100 times a day you should be good at it.
Some of those guys are just magical with it and their measurements. I've watched some pros make it look so easy, don't be fooled, it isn't.
 
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Old 12-03-2020, 09:17 AM
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Originally Posted by Juan L
Some of those guys are just magical with it and their measurements. I've watched some pros make it look so easy, don't be fooled, it isn't.
yep...that's why they make oversized wall plates. Used my share of those.
 
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Some of those guys are just magical with it and their measurements. I've watched some pros make it look so easy, don't be fooled, it isn't.
Yeah, and if you don't shove the wires all the way to the back of the box they can chew those up pretty well too.
 
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