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This is the story of my life as im 26 and ongoing to 8 years in my carpentry industry , was messing around 8 years ago until i found the right girl who i now have a son with , who pushed me to do the career i always dreamed of , its love that motivates me !

So much misinformation in this video.

Not knocking your choices although in the industry the phrase " Friends dont let friends buy Grizzley" has been around for decades although they have improved. Love your show!

"Progressive" = evil

I’ve been using makita for years. The batteries last forever. I have 8yrs on some. I like to think of Makita and Milwaukee like a Camry vs a Camaro. Both will do the job. One will get you there faster and one will last longer. Plus I like the fact that of I need more power I can just get a 36v and use an extra battery to get that power vs needing to get different specialty batteries. I’ve even swapped my lawn mower, string trimmer and leaf blower to Makita because they had a deal to get 4 more batteries and dual charger when I bought my mower. I’ve got more batteries than I know what to do with. Only problem I’ve had is my drill chuck needs replaced.

I was taken aback when you mentioned Gaza Mr. Wadsworth. Been a long time fan ever since maybe 15k subs. It likr every single video you make has touched my heart and I would like to correct you on something sir, you sharing your work and your wisdom has had an impact on at least one Jerusalem man. I have definitely level up listening to you sir.

I got an ugly hammer and it helps when brakes freeze up. But I’m a trucker so I use it every blue moon

FD=Finished dimension?

Thanks. Very helpful.

Sweet mother of sht that intro music is annoying. Good video though.

I agree, the Skil mag 77 is the absolute best. I have two like new American made mag 77’s, and a 2 year old Skil mag modern version made in china. And I’ve also become attached to a Skil LH sidewinder that is a couple years old. I don’t switch blades.. I keep different type carbide blades on each one of them. Fine medium and rip. I take excellent care of them and they should last me for a very long time. I’m not a professional carpenter, just a person who enjoys building things and using quality tools. I try to only buy commercial grade tools, I think it pays in the long run. I’m not really a big fan of tools that were built in china like the two later Skil saws I have. But I do tend to reach for them more often, they’re both super accurate cutting and fairly stout. But to answer the question.. I do my homework and only buy the best tools regardless of the brand. They all have some good to offer.

A thinga beauty!

The paint step in this project is a higher cost than most would guess... As a welder/fabricator I haven't found the powder shops to be worth the money most the time. In a marine environment yes.. In this case, 2 coats of primer then 2 coats of a high pigment quality paint like a WURTH product is 90 percent as good and 25 percent the cost of powder shops(if not cheaper). Touch ups over time are always needed and perfect match from a 20$ aerosol is pretty handy. If you have lots of money and want the best of the best-- powder shop it

I always appreciate you being honest about the things you would've done differently on your projects after they're done. What a beautiful gate; excellent job. Thank you for your top notch videos and top notch knowledge you share with people.

Can you do a video on tools that can replace multiple tools, such as the roofus, drill/drivers, laser level/plums, and so on?

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Beautiful gate. It is always a real pleasure to see a project come to fuition.

The adage I heard was : Anyone can build a bridge that stands up. An engineer can build a bridge that *just* stands up. No more or less.

Can I store all my gold and silver at your place please ?

I've never been disappointed with Knipex tools. I'm still hurt when I cut through a live NM cable with my linesman.

I've always been too afraid to take that step, but now in my late 30's I'm struggling to find motivation and purpose in life. Perhaps I need to take that leap.

That is a good looking gate

I'm putting together a portable jib crane for my two story concrete flat roof, so I came across your video. I'm not a religious man but I do believe that God put us here on earth to take care of each other and when I came across your video here, I can tell that you that you renewd my faith in humanity.

I have a bunch of chalk boxes. They’re always a pain for me for the reasons you mentioned. I always need one.

Scott, the gate is absolutely beautiful, and the build series has been fascinating. At the same time, I’m sorry that people find it hard to understand normal boundaries and fail to respect your privacy, thus necessitating the gate in the first place. That said, I’m looking forward to the series on building a sound wall to get that road noise down to something tolerable!!😉

By the Way, I am 92 years old going to be 93 in August, and still swing my 10-pound hammer at times.

You just talked me out of ever installing a pot filler!

Nice design on your gate. Is that a high quality industrial paint?

You look just like Eric Sprott the silver invester.

Considering college now. It is really only applicable if your going into STEM, your aiming to become the ceo or another high ranking official. Anything else pays like dog crap. If I stayed at the position I just got into in construction, (no trade school or even apprenticeship yet) I’d make the starting amount of a full time teaching position at a school. 4 year degree only to make less than a 1st year apprentice in any trade. I just want to go for status, but Yk if I put myself in a position to make large sums of money, I’ll be able to get that status anyhow. 21 right now. Considering the electrical trade.

That will keep the Taxman out!

I believe when you're working the job for yourself name brand is the way to go. But if you're working as a contractor with employees it's always It's better to buy the consumer grade tools. As opposed to the commercial grade tools because they always get stolen. Milwaukee batteries is always the number one thing to get stolen from a job site.

When dealing with tools and especially subs who bid your projects that helped you win the job, dance with the ones who got you to the dance.

Another Dutch saying: Trust comes in on foot but leaves on horse.

Beautiful gate Scott! It is sad that you have a reason to need it. I'll never understand why people feel they have the right to invade UA-camr's private property. If you want to meet a UA-camr, go to an event they are at. A man's home is his castle. Too bad so many folks are having to actually turn them into one.

Stiffeners from flange to flange to keep I beam from twisting, one on each side at every hinge. Keep up the good work!

Congratulations on a great job Scott, your humbleness make You the great teacher that You are. Thanks for sharing your knowledge unconditionally with the Us. The gate is the proof that Function and Beauty compliment each other.

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The best tool is the one in you hand. They all can do the job. It comes down to what you're willing to pay and if the platform can give you most of what you need. Comfort is a big factor too. I watch all these videos on which drive can do it faster. Ok but in reality that is small potato's. Price is what you pay and value is what you get. All brands have lemon's and true with most products you buy these days. What's important is how the brand supports the product and the consumers. I personally have been working with Skil tools, and their performance has been strong, but I am sure thats the case with most brands.

Absolutely beautiful engineering, watching from Ireland 🇮🇪

16 3/8 it should be

More mud and tap it down

What the bom beam for? It not cut out in the corner

I hate that paddle mixer