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Yeah, how to scam your client. This project is a 24 hour project broken in 3 days. You must be really bad at cuts, or you just don’t know what you’re doing.

Richard, thanks for the video. Can you make a videos showing the speaker cover? Thanks again.

4:58 I would attach an air tag on the larger tools.

It's hard not to buy Harbor Freight - you can literally get like 50+ saws for that the Festool costs. Buy a spare and keep in in the truck. Throw them out when they piss you off. If you really don't care about brand loyalty, you really have to be Bauer,

Looks like enough to trim out under a mantel lip. It would be gorgeous

Nice video. Why wouldn't you use biscuits to keep it even and then pocket screws?

Sloppy work bad job

CA glue out of stock for 2oz n 8oz bottles. When do you expect a new supply?

when Dewalt discontinued their 28 Volt line of tools and I could not get any battery anymore I was really pissed. I bought the 28 Volt Dewalt tracksaw so that I would not be tethered to the 120 Volt circuit. Dewalt totally orphaned their 28 Volt line of tools in which people invested big bucks into it. I am suspicious of Dewalt marketing from now on. Witness their marketing of various models of same volt batteries but with different names to make it seem they are different and one is better but at higher cost but performance marginal one over the other.

lol what a mess

Sorry to hear you were treated that way. Back when dewalt moved from 18v to 20v I was ready for a changed and had planned on going red. I still had one drill that was in pretty new and in good shape but something failed on it. So I decided to get it fixed but I was still going to make the change. The service I received and the value of the repair are the reasons I decided to stay with dewalt. Any time I have to get something repaired or replaced I always seem to spend less than I thought and walk away with a better valued tool than I walk in with. I wish you the best of luck with whatever platform you moved to. I’m pretty happen with the way I’ve been treated.

are you going to use it he same system for the one on the wall?

Hi. Great video. Where did you get the miter saw station dude? It looks awesome.

Oh hell no

Only DeWalt Tool I own is a corded orbital sander. I've had a Makita one for many years, which still works after heavy use painting and refinishing. Was out of town on a job and needed a second for sanding edges and around posts of a 3000+ sq foot deck.... hardware store had the DeWalt. The Makita has sanded endless siding, edges of hardwood floor refinishes and everything else for ten years, the pad on the bottom that holds the hook and loop discs has been replaced twice (on its third pad). The DeWalt went bad after that one job.... vibrates buts stops spinning Junk.

To me, in my crown installation history, most typical crown is a 32°/ 52° "spring" and some crown is a 45° "spring", to which a 45° crown is the installers discretion, and the "typical" 32/58 install being the 38° is installed against the vertical...

Your clean work is much more impressive once you try DIY and notice all the flaws

Never caulk again. You suck

How did you fix the door jams because doesn’t The wall stick out farther than the door jams

no reveal = trash.

I just hate adding decorative extra parts and parts in houses. Flat is the way.

The value of this house increased by 100k after this was completed.

Windsor one is garbage. I used on many high end homes in 2000’s. It rotted off the homes within a few years. Large scale lawsuit. This stuff is garbage

If you are removing a newer style box, the nails that hold it to the stud are at the TOP AND BOTTOM of the box, angled down. How do you cut thru those nails without making a hole in the wall larger than the old junction box?? Or do you NEED to make it larger and just have a larger hole to patch?

Richard's garage door has nicer trim than my house trim ha ha.

Thanks for this valuable information .

Well, I had a terrible experience with milwaukee about 15 years ago, 2 tools died within about a month. I went Dewalt and have never had something fail. Now they are both good brands. But I do not blame dewalt for not fixing aftermarket fence. That was bad that they did the damage. Too bad you didnt catch it while picking it up. My guess is youve put thousands of hours on all your other dewalt tools with zero issues. To do a full snap over a fence and 1 bad tool seems a bit knee jerk. But get whatever you feel good about. Eventually you will run out of brands. Think of your battery costs as well. Good luck--

Which one should I use for trim work ??

Lipstick on a pig method. Shoe molding is correct and faster.

Does anyone know what kind of finish pads and sander he uses at the 12:20 mark that conforms to the trim shape? I need that Thanks!!

Hello Richard, I’m looking to do the work you do on this channel and putting together some kit. Currently have the Milwaukee M18 15 gauge nailer and looking to add an 18 gauge nailer. Looking at the M18 model or the newer M12 model. Only downside with the M12 being that it shoots max 1 1/2 inch nails. Could you please guide me in which way I should go?

Mannn why didnt you mask it off??

Interesting pattern and so much work. Looks like you picked up another guy on your team and a great hat. Always enjoy watching all the beautiful construction you do.

Wow !

I'll wear MilWALT shirts instead then cause by what you said it's essentially the same thing. "Be different at all costs"

I got a Dewalt impact from when they first came out , 2007 or 2008 , still works All my Milwaukee tools broke or malfunctioned within a year or two of using them.

What would be your go-to waterbased primer for raw MDF?

Thanks.

Glad you left in the muscle memory Grab for your Old Saw Grip, It Shows the Danger of compliancy when working with our tool set and Switching to a different tool on site during our work Day, Always stay 🥶 with tool's

Love Richard’s sense of humour 😂😂

I had over $10k of tools stolen from my truck. It’s being sold on offer up in Bay Area California and cops won’t do anything about it . Insurance didn’t help at all , watch out for Hispanics day laborers.

Corded saws last soooo much longer

This is the worst chalk job ever!! Im a female & i know for a fact this is ABSOLUTELY NOT WHAT TO DO WHEN CHALKING 😂

i used the same saw 2 yrs no issues

Hi, I leave in Canada, I have difficult to find this clam, did you have any advice of where I can order it?

I sure hope that 2x6 doesn’t complain it’s victim of a hate crime. 😂

I would like to see the end result on stained wood.

But why mdf?? just the whole build makes more questions than answers

TTS Tooltechnic Systems is a company based in Germany. They invented the Systainer and produce it for themselves and as an OEM for others. They also own Festool, SawStop, Shaper, Tanos. So Tanos and Festool systainers are similar.

I don't care what you do, it will happen again next year. It will expand in the spring and summer, then it will shrink in the winter as soon as the clients crank up the heat. It happens every year and I explain it to them and make sure they are okay with it. In the future you could mill your own T&G out of MDF, eliminating any chance of expansion and contraction.