Hey Kevin, I would be thrilled to collaborate with you. But just a heads up, if you happen to make a tiny mistake, I might exaggerate it a bit, even if it’s just dropping a wirenut. I’ll definitely bring the drama, haha!
Miguel Ordóñez
3 months ago
I picked up that trick back in school over 14 years ago…🙈🙈
Martin Lukashevich
3 months ago
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Aubree Ray
3 months ago
I don’t typically use hole saws for that purpose.
Eloy Luna
3 months ago
Hey there! If you’re a non-union illegal immigrant looking to pick up some new skills, stick around to find out how to snag our jobs for $20/hour.
That has no connection to unions or union workers. It’s a predominantly Republican state where Right to Work laws enable this to happen as a way to weaken unions.
The union is not calling the shots here. If it were up to them, all contractors would be unionized. But “right to work” laws pushed by Republicans are hindering the unions from having full control. These laws are designed to weaken unions, which is why we are seeing this situation.
Carmelo Uribe
3 months ago
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Mason Ma
3 months ago
In a lot of hole saw-holders, you have the option to attach the larger saw first, followed by the smaller saw for guidance
Is it possible to make a larger hole from the start?
Hehehe, yeah make sure you get it right the first time.
Must be nice being you and never messing up.
Ronnie erber thanks a bunch 🙏🏻
Hey Kevin, I would be thrilled to collaborate with you. But just a heads up, if you happen to make a tiny mistake, I might exaggerate it a bit, even if it’s just dropping a wirenut. I’ll definitely bring the drama, haha!
I picked up that trick back in school over 14 years ago…🙈🙈
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I don’t typically use hole saws for that purpose.
Hey there! If you’re a non-union illegal immigrant looking to pick up some new skills, stick around to find out how to snag our jobs for $20/hour.
I heard that even has illegal workers filling in for union jobs here in Ohio. I don’t understand how that’s allowed…
That has no connection to unions or union workers. It’s a predominantly Republican state where Right to Work laws enable this to happen as a way to weaken unions.
Mentioned that it’s actually the unions who are providing substitute workers because they are short-staffed.
The union is not calling the shots here. If it were up to them, all contractors would be unionized. But “right to work” laws pushed by Republicans are hindering the unions from having full control. These laws are designed to weaken unions, which is why we are seeing this situation.
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In a lot of hole saw-holders, you have the option to attach the larger saw first, followed by the smaller saw for guidance
Axel . Modesto
Hey everyone, check out this trick I learned.