chronichaze
Well-Known Member
This has turned into a real heated debate!
My tape knife can beat up your tape knife! Eastside Hyde for life bitches!This has turned into a real heated debate!
YES, I love when people get my stupid jokes! thanks.i'm pretty sure that was a joke. i lol'd as well.
That's how I roll ... cnMy tape knife can beat up your tape knife! Eastside Hyde for life bitches!
It's not the weight of the ceiling so much as the awkward distribution ... cnYES, I love when people get my stupid jokes! thanks.
As for the people arguing on my fucking thread, keep going... It's quite interesting.
Is that supposed to be a joke too, because it just flew so far over my head.It's not the weight of the ceiling so much as the awkward distribution ... cn
It was actually. Ceilings are big and thin, and keeping a good grip on them is so hard. Ever wrestle a 4x8 sheet of plywood in a breeze? I cannot recommend that, especially in a parking lot full of someone else's German iron. cnIs that supposed to be a joke too, because it just flew so far over my head.
hahhahahah ive damn near flew away like a kite before because of thatIt was actually. Ceilings are big and thin, and keeping a good grip on them is so hard. Ever wrestle a 4x8 sheet of plywood in a breeze? I cannot recommend that, especially in a parking lot full of someone else's German iron. cn
It was actually. Ceilings are big and thin, and keeping a good grip on them is so hard. Ever wrestle a 4x8 sheet of plywood in a breeze? I cannot recommend that, especially in a parking lot full of someone else's German iron. cn
Lol, I've busted a few foam boards because of gusts. Thats another tip I picked up along the way, buy a 1" foam insulation board, lay it on the floor and cut your full 4x8 of whatever on top of the foam. Way easier and safer if you don't have a badass tablesaw.hahhahahah ive damn near flew away like a kite before because of that
When i had a house of my own, I built a saw table out of a 4x8 sheet of plywood and this lovely legs&braces system held together with stainless-steel machine screws. I lightly glued a 1/2" styrofoam board to the top, and could rip 4x8 sheets of anything with my Skilsaw and these lovely adjust-a-clamp fences. Zero worries about getting the cut depth just so. And the table nmade it so that I could do the whole cut walking with my back straight!Lol, I've busted a few foam boards because of gusts. Thats another tip I picked up along the way, buy a 1" foam insulation board, lay it on the floor and cut your full 4x8 of whatever on top of the foam. Way easier and safer if you don't have a badass tablesaw.
thats how u do it u leave the dustIf your gonna repair your wall using mud(plaster) your better off doing it the right way and using 3 coats. The mud shrinks so one doesnt cut it. Your last coat will be a thin skim coat. Also a tip I have heard from quite a few painters, they like to leave some dust on the wall from they first prime the room.
master of noneif you havent picked up the primer yet i suggest checking out kilz really great stuff started using it and never turned back
lol im a jack of all trades so to say i can strip and wax floors , lay floors , do electrical work, do walls, drop ceilings , do it all
Dammit! I threw away the receipt for the magnifying glass and mini tweezers. LOLyou dont need to gather all the folicles and particles of the wall with a microscope
i was going to call u a scab....... thought i would be nicemaster of trolls
the whiney ninja!
Does the government know your working if you are claiming disability? Just asking, not judging. I know around here being on disability and working under the table jobs is stealing from the government. I just wanted to know. I am not trying to start another argument either!lol your funny homey whos got contract jobs? me
who has a disability AND a degree in electrical engineering tech? me
and you are...
a internet fly worthy only of a few words devoted here or there.
Any one got the raid?