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why is breaking stuff?

Recycle those please.

Not the torch 😭😭😭

Tell me you ain't paying for the equipment you use without telling me

I just go by how much I start sweating when I use them or not

It's a hatchet

Yes.

Put your foot in the middle of the sheet so both sides go in place. I do it with densdeck on flat roofs all the time. No need to push the sheet in like you do

Bro got that thru so straight, too

Also it’s not trash it’s scrap metal, do better tradesman

Yea it’s called a stiletto and I use one every day…

What does a job like this typically cost?

Hardyhardyharrr gud one der boss!

So true bro those Milwaukee blades suck! Diablo forever! It’s worth the extra $👍. Will literally outlast those blades four to one.

I never throw them out I melt them Down and make more. Only a Karehn waster would throw any good metal away. Smh 🤯🤣🤔💀🤣destroying the earth not recycling smh. Always recycle them. ♻️

Then he gets the milwaukee one out of the trash cause those torch blades aren't cheap

Till theyre missing teeth then you can get rid of them

Im a 69 year old franer wirh 68 years of experience, owned a couple of billion dollar company's and hired millions of illegal immigrants and i can confidently say that you dint even need a bloody square. Just eyeball it everytime and soon your eyes will adjust. Years of experience

Basically buddy throws out his blade after one cut 😂

Its a mega sheet rock hammer

While they're no longer 100% useful, you could give them to a local blacksmith who would be extremely grateful for the good steel!

Facts tho Milwaukee blade suck

My boss says your fired

A grinder could sharpen them right up for another one or two cuts

This jackass must be getting paid by Lame Depot for this shit

This is what the California Framing Hammer started as. Framing axes were common during the early 1900's and were used to frame many balloon framed buildings through the country. The axe face was used to trim rafter tails, split blocking, cut notches, and as a pickaroon to lift lumber. In the housing boom of the 1950's in California, many caroenters cut the axe face off abd welding a claw to the back for pulling nails, picking lumber, and using as a lever. The advent of the portable electric circular saw did away with the framing axe.

You right about diablo being good tbh

Never see a bad sawzall blade, either they’re good or they’re in half

😂😂😂

When it starts to smell like your cooking the wood instead of cutting it is how i know

Illegal

Harbor freight is best

Funny, I thought that notch by the blade was for nail pulling

Lol, that last blade in the pack outlasts all the others every time

Thoes milwakee blades are so good

Siiick 😢

When the boss throws away the tools, but doesn't buy new ones...

Kip Dynamite lookin ass

Team pneumatic...

He finna grab all of those out the trash and put them right back in the tool box😂😂

Everyone who frames just starts at 12 years old huh

So you throw it away when the paint is worn off and not the actual blade

It's bad if it snaps I'll friction cut bolts if it means I don't have to find a new blade

Hey heres a crazy idea why not file those teeth sharp again and reuse them

when a dumbstruck ass fuck thinks he's got a big brain but his bright idea only hits on one brain cell that's the last 1 dieing of embarrassment fart sounds

I feel like I would get along with Tyrell and Bailey very well.

Pretty much a home made drywalling hammer at that point

not being able to read is a whole nuther thing!

It's a roofing hatchet. The factory notch is for pulling roofing nails not framing nails.