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Cut down some boxes with the HAP40 Endura

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Dcdavis said:
Cut gorilla tape, stripped cord off of light fixtures, cut vinyl tape and banding on PVC conduit bundles. Sharpened pencil, opened some packages. Got little man some work boots like mine, cut the band holding them togetherView attachment 1487095View attachment 1487096View attachment 1487097View attachment 1487098View attachment 1487099View attachment 1487100View attachment 1487101View attachment 1487102View attachment 1487103View attachment 1487104
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No wellies for the Lil' Man??? Half my boots are pull on! After a while in them I have to think about tying my laces when put on the others. Its like selective memory I guess!! I'm going to have to get a pair of Thorogoods.. I always needed a bigger heel and harder sole for my activities. Now not so much. Not climbing trees with gaffs anymore and sold my Harley. Time to add another pair of nice footwear to the pile. 20+ pair of boots, 3 pair of sneakers all of which are 15+ yrs old, and 2 pair of slides and one crocs. Guess I have a foot fetish to go with my one for knives!!
 
jfk1110 said:
No wellies for the Lil' Man??? Half my boots are pull on! After a while in them I have to think about tying my laces when put on the others. Its like selective memory I guess!! I'm going to have to get a pair of Thorogoods.. I always needed a bigger heel and harder sole for my activities. Now not so much. Not climbing trees with gaffs anymore and sold my Harley. Time to add another pair of nice footwear to the pile. 20+ pair of boots, 3 pair of sneakers all of which are 15+ yrs old, and 2 pair of slides and one crocs. Guess I have a foot fetish to go with my one for knives!!
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Yea the second pic was the wellingtons. FAF59593-9092-4E33-A3B5-B0F071E70191.jpeg 5B8B8DE7-1AD3-410F-8D3B-C8C20CBE9912.jpeg I’ve had good luck with thorogoods for work. I have several pair and wear them when I’m not at work also. Very comfortable. They make some with tobacco leather and a wedge sole that are extremely comfortable and no break in. The trail crazy horse leather takes a little break in. I’ve got some in black walnut leather also that are no break in. I haven’t bought a pair of tennis shoes in eight years haha. There’s a few online stores that run sales a lot for thorogoods. Usually have to call them to get the best price
 
Dcdavis said:
Yea the second pic was the wellingtons. View attachment 1487264 View attachment 1487265 I’ve had good luck with thorogoods for work. I have several pair and wear them when I’m not at work also. Very comfortable. They make some with tobacco leather and a wedge sole that are extremely comfortable and no break in. The trail crazy horse leather takes a little break in. I’ve got some in black walnut leather also that are no break in. I haven’t bought a pair of tennis shoes in eight years haha. There’s a few online stores that run sales a lot for thorogoods. Usually have to call them to get the best price
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I thought that was your pair!!!!! Old eyes I guess!! Nothing compares to a solid boot. Better than sneakers in my mind.. Looking forward to seeing him in them by your side.. One day at a time brother!!! Be safe!!
 
jfk1110 said:
I thought that was your pair!!!!! Old eyes I guess!! Nothing compares to a solid boot. Better than sneakers in my mind.. Looking forward to seeing him in them by your side.. One day at a time brother!!! Be safe!!
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Haha. Yes sir. I’m pretty hard on boots and work pants. I try to keep several pair in rotation. They’re all starting to wear out so it’s about time to start restocking ha. He’s going with me tomorrow to work but I’ll prolly keep him in his rubber boots for where I’m taking him. He’ll go straight for the mud/water and play there. 1A9AAD0B-8685-4AFE-A2E8-CB4363F1A07B.jpeg3CE4B929-515E-4E11-9372-95A72E62695A.jpeg33821255-1930-43AB-B2F5-1EBCDEA24114.jpeg46DF0B57-A6B1-4AAC-9ACB-27FA4744C3E2.jpegB41E6B64-F3A4-4E81-A2A7-DBC599F11557.jpegA8C36BB2-0928-49C7-9651-E8EA151BB6AD.jpeg189E0459-35D8-442F-86EA-A092384F1168.jpeg21CF8DDF-1A7E-4C3A-94AE-3DB8D84F8D11.jpegCut some tape, trimmed some ceiling tiles, opened packages, cut some FRP out of the way for my screws
 
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