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SAWZ-ALL Appreciation Thread.

MJ5150 said:
Whiny sparky's and whiny floor guys.....it always ended up in a truce on my jobs.

Sparky's place all the boxes properly the FIRST time through the building, and we'd send an apprentice through to make sure no mud was on the wires. The floor guys? I had one carpet guy who wanted use to vacuum the floor, and the crack between the bottom sheet and the floor. We couldn't do anything to please those guys short of waxing the floor when we were done. So Tim, you quit your whining before I send some apprentices through your building with mud thin enough to drink. :) :D

-Mike

Don't worry, I'm not too particular....I usually mash whatever it is what the hammer, then go right over it. Sweep? rrrrrrrrrright.
 
MJ5150 said:
Yes indeed. Although I love me some DeWalt tools, I went with the real deal when I got my Sawzall.

Man, why are you guys cutting up all your old windows to replace them?? When I replaced mine, I removed the trim and siding around the window. The old aluminum window popped out, and I set the new vinyl one in. Looks like you guys are doing it the hard way. Unless there is something I do not know about how your old windows were installed.

-Mike

Replacement windows are made to fit something like 90% of homes, guess whose home had narrow sills... ;)

I had to trim 1/4 inch of each sill, Sawz All the last two inches on either side and use a circular saw to remove the middle. Also, the Sawz All is great for removing painted on triple track nailed to the outside.

-- to add a some job related Sawz All goodness, I use it to cut holes through cubicles/walls/tables/whatever to run Rj-11 and Rj-45.
 

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