Best to talk to the person who referred you to her right away
So I actually ended up doing that. My original customer whom I have a great relationship with had apparently put my information on Facebook after completion of her last project. She said she hasn’t seen her in a few years, but she always seems to be causing controversial stuff the past few years.
Anyways, my original customer profusely apologized. Apparently they know a lot of the same people so my original customer said I shouldn’t worry too much.
Go on Amazon and buy some. They are like $12 for 4-5 of them and they sell ones where the clip is slightly longer to help with support.
Yeah, being a recovering alcoholic has to be a certain kind of hell in this country, and I say this as a recovering heroin addict. I personally never really liked alcohol that much, but if I had to avoid heroin at almost every get-together or event I went to, the damn corner store displays for it, and even YouTube ads that you can't skip... I don't think I would make it. Honestly, sometimes the only thing that keeps me clean is my inability to find it in that moment, and I've kinda never realized that until recently for some reason.
That was the hardest part of getting sober from alcohol for me, was just how readily available it was everywhere.
Years before I got sober from alcohol, I had to kick a meth addiction. And I tell everyone, I’d much rather get sober from meth again than get sober from alcohol again.
With hard drugs you can totally separate yourself from them and that world. Delete numbers, get rid of certain friend groups, move, etc. However, you can not seperate yourself from alcohol. It’s everywhere.
There is a mechanism you push below the handle. Once you push this start to spin your blade manually. It will reach a point where you’re able to push in the mechanism further and that will mean it’s locked in. While it’s locked, you’ll use the Hex wrench to take off the bolt in the middle of the blade.
Do it backwards to install the blade
Out of curiosity, why a cordless compressor and not cordless nail guns?
So I actually have the electric versions of the 18g, 16g, and Framing nailer from dewalt. While they are all amazing, if I’m going to be doing trim or cabinets ALL day, then I don’t want to have to deal with the extra weight. While it might not seem like much, after an entire day you can definitely feel the difference.
This lets me roll around a still battery powered compressor and just use about 15-20ft of hose at a time.
I love this type of drywall ceiling because you can patch it and do the worse imaginable job and it blends right in. Same with the old “mop” ceilings.
Oddly it’s a wall.
Thinned out wall compound that it painted on with a heavy nap roller. Basically the first step to doing a level 5 drywall finish, except you don’t back trowel it after you roll it on.
Thanks so much! Exactly what I needed
