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Recently I had to open up some space in the old grout between two tiles, for a new-one to fit... 
Little bit different work.
Some precise fitting of plastic connectors, friend of mine's kit car:
Following are two of my all time favorite knives fro work.
CS Golden Eye:
GB1 - unbelievable knife !
Thank you Mr Bradley, one of the nicest guys in the Industry !
Little bit different work.
Some precise fitting of plastic connectors, friend of mine's kit car:
Following are two of my all time favorite knives fro work.
CS Golden Eye:
GB1 - unbelievable knife !
Thank you Mr Bradley, one of the nicest guys in the Industry !
Dcdavis
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Fished some homeruns into a panel at a remodel today. Stripped and landed them. Cut a little Sheetrock above the panel where the cover will still cover to help fish the romex down in. Opened some fence posts. Stripped some romex and even stripped number 12 wire instead of using my strippers. Out of pure laziness to not go get my strippers. Used the swedge for a screwdriver. Oh and filleted my finger open as well. Only bled about 4 hours 
Not my edc as such, but its used most days. Today i used it to cut fibre backed tape i was putting on the back of 3m paper to strengthen it.
Stupid idea using a huge spyderco resilience...i was being lazy. Soon put it down and got a craft knife...….right tool for the job.
Stupid idea using a huge spyderco resilience...i was being lazy. Soon put it down and got a craft knife...….right tool for the job.
Dcdavis
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Cut a hand hole in some foam board this morning to fish some Mc cable down. Opened a new package of masks, working in a doctors building so it’s required inside. Had to go to Lowe’s to get a breaker, no supply houses close carried the brand I needed. I’m sure they love me there but I always cut the blister pack breakers off the rack. They have this little twist knob there that just takes forever to roll the breaker off the rack.
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