Suggested List of Tools for Finish Carpenters - JLC Online
WEBMar 16, 2002 · Re: Suggested List of Tools for Finish Carpenters 12" mitre saw (Dewalt 706), tablesaw, various routers, routertable (homemade and far superior to storebought), beaucoup router bits, Bosch Digital Protractor, Collins clamps, c-clamps, various quick clamps, bar clamps, jigsaws, sawsall, makita circular saw, handsaw, flushsaw, coping saw, Collins coping foot, compasses, 150' 3/8" hose and 50' of ...
That guy that doesn't wear his tool belt... - JLC-Online Forums
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How old is too old for finish carpenters? - JLC-Online Forums
WEBJun 2, 2007 · The company I work for has one finish carpenter who is 68, another who is 67, one who just retired at 65, and a few more in their 60's. Every one of these guys can outproduce a lot of guys half their age. They move around and lift stuff just as easily as some guys who are in their 20's.
what do you carry your tools in? tool bag,box or bucket boss?
WEBFeb 18, 2011 · 3. more interior trim hand tools. 4. sockets , wrenches, hand trools, pliers. I wouldn't reccomend these bags even though I obviously have a big investment in them. The inner pouches are useless, the outer pouches are also worthless.I use these for grinder paper/pads and have a hard time getting them in or out.
Best Tool bag/pouch/carrier or apron for Finish Carpenters?! - JLC …
WEB02-28-2009, 02:16 AM. Re: Best Tool bag/pouch/carrier or apron for Finish Carpenters?! I have a basic CLC leather carpenter's pouch, but I don't hang my hammer on the loops, I stick it upside down in the main pocket. Also I've gone to using a 10oz hammer instead of the 19 I've used for years, and I don't miss it.
Finish Carpenters Toolbelts - JLC-Online Forums
WEBJan 29, 2006 · Location: Marietta, GA. Posts: 17. #4. 01-29-2006, 10:43 AM. Re: Finish Carpenters Toolbelts. I've got an Occidental Green Light rig that I've used for the past 3 years. Not quite as heavy or stiff as their leather rigs. Wearability seems fine for the limited time I've had it. trimdude.
Carpenter's Tool Trailer: Organization - JLC-Online Forums
WEBJun 8, 2011 · Carpenter's Tool Trailer: Organization. 06-08-2011, 01:13 AM. The transport for the Ultimate Work Bench and Miter Stand. This is a video tour, of how I transport "My Ultimate Wood Shop" from job to job. My goal is to inspire creative solutions for a carpenter's day to day life.
Tool bags that don't suck! - JLC-Online Forums
WEBJul 8, 2007 · David, I have a Diamond Back Deluxe Framer tool belt i'll sell for 200.00 its practically brand new (2months old) I paid 302.00 for it and it took 8 weeks to get it let me know if you are interested I will post some pictures. I don't think you will have any problems with pockets and tool holders with these bags
CA Geometric Roof Framing Development - JLC-Online Forums
WEBMar 31, 2008 · The Canadain & American Geometric Roof Framing Development is a simple 10 step process of drawing 10 triangles with a steel framing square. No math skills are required, just a framing square. You only need to know the pitch of the roof. The 10 triangles will produce: 1: Common Rafter Length for …
Lead Carpenter Employee Evaluation - JLC-Online Forums
WEBMay 2, 2012 · Location: Long Island, NY. Posts: 1383. #4. 05-03-2012, 06:59 AM. Re: Lead Carpenter Employee Evaluation. every applicant appears to be better than the next, as if they are the king of employees. Very few in this industry are without "issues". Finding an employee is easy, finding a good employee who's not a flake is a challenge. Gary.