Hey Steve, just FYI, a pin nailer is designed to shoot short headless pins. It is used to hold pieces together temporarily will the glue dries. You should use a Brad nailer or finish nailer for what you are doing.
I agree, a brad nailer would have worked better for our application, though I wanted something that's battery powered, not air powered. Maybe there are Makita battery powered brad nailers...
Yes, I'm a Dad, (with kids about your age,) and yes, I've been involved with many of their projects! One piece of advice, if you're buying a tool for your collection that is not one you'll probably use a lot because of its special use application, I highly recommend Harbor Freight. I bought a trim router, an electric planer, and an oscillating saw there. All work GREAT, and are way less expensive. Again, I have name-brand for tools if I use all the time, (and I'm a wood-worker by hobby,) but if I know a tool will have limited use, HF are a good value! (you two are doing a nice job, BTW. All those years of camper upgrade experience are paying off!! 😊 )
Looking good!! Aren’t Dads the best? You can’t go wrong with having the right tools to use. It makes everything so much easier and less likely to have mistakes. I’m anxious to see the finished product. Thanks for the updates. 😊🇺🇸💞
Well I hope it looks good in the end and the only negative thing I'm going to say and anybody else can add in. Subpanel with its own breakers a ground fault circuit interrupt does not take the place of that It can't. As always have a great day.
Looking great guys!
LOVE THE CEILING, GOOD JOB, STEVE AND DAD.
Hey Steve, just FYI, a pin nailer is designed to shoot short headless pins. It is used to hold pieces together temporarily will the glue dries. You should use a Brad nailer or finish nailer for what you are doing.
I agree, a brad nailer would have worked better for our application, though I wanted something that's battery powered, not air powered. Maybe there are Makita battery powered brad nailers...
Looking good. From Airstream to a multi building compound. All you are missing is 2-3 kids. I kid. I kid.
You guys are GOOD! 😷
Yes, I'm a Dad, (with kids about your age,) and yes, I've been involved with many of their projects!
One piece of advice, if you're buying a tool for your collection that is not one you'll probably use a lot because of its special use application, I highly recommend Harbor Freight. I bought a trim router, an electric planer, and an oscillating saw there. All work GREAT, and are way less expensive. Again, I have name-brand for tools if I use all the time, (and I'm a wood-worker by hobby,) but if I know a tool will have limited use, HF are a good value!
(you two are doing a nice job, BTW. All those years of camper upgrade experience are paying off!! 😊 )
I can hardly wait for the next video! Aren't Dads great? It's wonderful to see y'all teaming up for this project.
Love it! Good work and fun to watch! Good thing you're working inside. The wind has been brutal!
Looking good!! Aren’t Dads the best? You can’t go wrong with having the right tools to use. It makes everything so much easier and less likely to have mistakes. I’m anxious to see the finished product. Thanks for the updates. 😊🇺🇸💞
I like what you did with the ceiling. Very cool and rustic looking.
Well I hope it looks good in the end and the only negative thing I'm going to say and anybody else can add in. Subpanel with its own breakers a ground fault circuit interrupt does not take the place of that It can't. As always have a great day.
Your doing an awesome job👍🏻😁
It is looking great, love the look of the ceiling 🥰
My husband and I love DIY projects. If you don’t know how. Watch a video and figure it out. Great job 👏!
Thanks for these videos, I'm enjoying watching how you get things done.
Looking great! Courtney can you remind me of the name of your knitting channel? I can’t seem to find it. Have you put out any new episodes?
Does the ceiling have any venting?