We have a new video series focusing on best business practices in the remodeling and building industry. The video series is labeled "TIPS" and a few are
embedded below.
The goal is to promote professionalism, efficiency and profitability in the trades. Were hoping to generate discussion and share information - so leave a comment!!! Thanks.
Finally there's been a number of reviews out on the website in the last couple weeks so be sure to check out ToolBoxBuzz.com and ConcordCarpenter.com.
~ ROB
todd fratzel
DEWALT FlexVolt Miter Saw ** UPDATE **
As mentioned in our review last week, we discovered and issue with the DEWALT FlexVolt miters.
We've been in contact with the design team at DEWALT and they are aware of the issue. They are working on identifying the issue and working on a possible solution. We’ll keep you posted as things develop. The tool was tested heavily for use with GFCI protection, but may not have been
evaluated for recent developments and requirements for AFCI (Arc Fault) protection.
Check out the video below to learn out this awesome saw and the issue we discovered.
Building your own custom door is not only rewarding, it allows you to create the style door you want, using the best materials and saving you money on a carpenter’s labor. If you plan on tackling this project yourself, plan on at least 4 man days to do the entire project.
Cleaning falls into two categories, mechanical and chemical. Mechanical is just water and elbow grease, a stiff bristle brush and water of either low or high pressure. Chemical involves a specialized cleaner geared towards the type of staining on the stone along with water and agitation.
Our crew has been wearing this gear for a few weeks now and have remarked on the quality construction, thoughtful design details, ease of movement and overall comfort. These clothes are easy to work in. Mobility and durability are two of the most important considerations when purchasing clothing for yourself or for your crew. If you’re going to wear it on the job, it better not slow you down. And, if you’re
going to buy it for the jobsite, it better last a long while, because as it turns out, most construction workers aren’t really into “shopping”.
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