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I also have C7 and C10 electrician's licenses, and B1 contractor's license. So I'm pretty ok with a screwdriver.

Originally posted by kimpossible
So I'm pretty ok with a screwdriver.

See what I mean. I never herd a guy say I'm pretty ok Lol

Originally posted by dreamtamer007
I never mete a female that could use a Screw Driver let alone understand physics.

Just a general word of advice, take it how you will...

If you ever make it out here to Northern California, I'd be careful with that tongue.

I'm not much of a feminazi, but I'm well aware that you can't swing a dead cat around here without hitting a woman who would cheerfully disembowl you with a rusty #1 phillips and then drive your entrails through a 8" thick rebar-reinforced concrete wall on the end of a pitted demo-chisel with a rotating combo-hammer for even THINKING that.

Again - just a cordial word to the wise.

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Rough or finish?

Screw guns have too much torque for fine finish work. A screwdriver in between two fingers is right for much finish work.

Or for fine screws that will be torqued apart by the drill.

For driving #6 self-tappers into metal stud? Sure. A screwdriver is a waste of time.

NO electrician uses a drill in the vast majority of their work. You use an electrician's screwdriver cause it's insulated and you don't electrocute the f*** out of yourself.

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Those having believing masters, let them not slight them , because they are brethren, but rather let them serve, because they are stedfast and beloved, who of the benefit are partaking. These things be teaching and exhorting;
if any one be teaching otherwise, and do not consent to sound words--those of our Lord Jesus Christ--and to the teaching according to piety, he is proud, knowing nothing, but doting about questions and word-striving, out of which doth come envy, strife, evil-speakings, evil-surmisings, wranglings of men wholly corrupted in mind, and destitute of the truth, supposing the piety to be gain; depart from such; but it is great gain--the piety with contentment; for nothing did we bring into the world-- it is manifest that we are able to carry nothing out;

I consider myself to know nothing of mine own , save that which is revealed by the Spirit

P.S. I use my phD to serve, not slight.

The Rev.

Originally posted by Awaken4e1


If you where accustomed to working as a Contractor, or a (sub), you would know there are micro-screw-guns (for finish.) And Hammer drill-screw-guns for rough. Not to mention the use of Nail-guns, instead of hammers.

4.0 volt, 8.0 volt,10.0 volt, 12 volt, 14.4 volt, 18 volt, 19.0 volt, and the big bag mamer-jamer 24 volt screw-guns, and Hammerdrills. And the adjustable gas nail-guns.

You mean like my 24v hitachi or my 18v hitachi or my 12v DeWalt XLR or my Hilti Rotary Combo Hammer?

See those red screwdrivers? Those are insulated electrician's screw drivers. They're used exclusively by electricians. See the yellow tester? That's for HV testing. The black screwdriver in the main pouch? That's a combination deburring tool and emt fitting screwdriver. It's used exclusively by electricans. Don't miss the hardhats in the back. The short-brim is a construction hardhat. The full brim is an electrician's hardhat. Pardon the mess on my truck - I just finished a job on Friday night and haven't cleaned it out yet.

You see, I own a company that does C7 and C10 contracting work. $10M+ of it this year.
I'm the RMO. (Responsible Managing Officer - that means *I* took the tests for the licenses. And *I* have to sign off on every job.

The 24v aren't "big bad". The 36v and 48v are. You missed the 6v and 9v. And what about the 7.6v like my Ryobi finish driver?


So - let's see your truck? Let's see your tools?

Nice pix!

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Are you speaking in tongues again, or is there a point to your post?

Further - I ask again: Where's your truck and tools?

As if a picture of a human would enlighten you.

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ROFL!

Grasping.

Which explains why I'm so familiar with their functionality and you're not, right?

I'm content to leave it there because there is not a single person on this forum that is so delusional as to believe that, outside of you..

Something about being owned just doesn't sit well with you, Awaken4e1.

I can respect that.

You might want to look into not letting it happen next time.

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I doubt it.

As mentioned - it's my company. If a risk control blahblahblah has a problem with my work, they can take a hike. And I notice you don't work for OSHA. So you're just a piddly little nobody at the bottom of the food chain.

Originally posted by Ex Nine
being owned .

Yes, I am owned but not by Man...

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You're not even a good liar. Just a piddly little peon nobody.

I don't sub. It's crappy money. I've been known to hire subs - but not often. They tend to hire monkeys like you. Then I have to come in and clean up the mess you monkeys have thrown around your cage. Ugly ugly ugly.

Further - I wouldn't let you near my 6v Ryobi. You'd drill a hole in your foot and then I'd have a workman's comp claim for rampant stupidity...

Only the fact that my Involvement in these actions resulted in the saving of lives, is the only point worth making.

see: "crappy liar" under the subheading: "you are"

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*yawn*

Nice cut and paste. I have the entire NEC on CD. Shall I cut and paste a thousand pages?

Or shall I go look up all of St. Paul's violations and hold you accountable for each? Public information, you know.

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Right. OSHA certificates. Not an OSHA representative. Not employed by the state or fed.

Which means you can't come to MY jobsite and do ANYTHING other than stand around with your thumb up your butt until I have a cop remove you for trespassing.

Hardly impressive.

And I suddenly question why I'm even having this conversation with a little nobody like you. I wouldn't talk to you on the jobsite. I'd leave it to a foreman to assign someone to deal with you. So why am I talking to you here?