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Dave Does Carpentry
Australia
Приєднався 15 чер 2018
On this channel, I aim to cover everything Carpentry! From tool reviews, DIY/how-to videos, and even showcasing work that I have completed!
If you are interested in carpentry, from DIY projects, Tools or increasing your knowledge in the trade, subscribe right now as you will love to see what's coming in the future of this channel!
📩 enquires@davedoescarpentry.com
If you are interested in carpentry, from DIY projects, Tools or increasing your knowledge in the trade, subscribe right now as you will love to see what's coming in the future of this channel!
📩 enquires@davedoescarpentry.com
I Spent a Week Building to Test Makita Tools
I took the camera with me on site, and filmed an entire week of framing, while testing an reviewing as many makita tools as I can.
During this week I was able to use Makita 40v, 18v and also the odd corded makita saw.
During this week I was able to use Makita 40v, 18v and also the odd corded makita saw.
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Відео
A Week as a Carpenter - Using DeWalt Tools
Переглядів 16 тис.День тому
I filmed everything I built over a week, while using as many different dewalt tools as possible. This video shows you through several days in the life of a carpenter, as I review dewalt tools while using them in proper jobs.
A Day in The Life of a Carpenter - Using Milwaukee 18V Tools
Переглядів 26 тис.14 днів тому
This is the second day on this extension project, and for this video I want to use and test as many Milwaukee tools as possible. Throughout this video I use Milwaukee tools such as the circular saw, oscillating tool, planer, blower, hackzall, reciprocating saw, drill, rotary hammer and impact wrench.
Building an Extension for a House
Переглядів 84 тис.21 день тому
I'm helping out with a new job today, to make a start on framing for this houses extension. The slab has been poured and we're ready to demo the old eave, and start framing the walls for this extension.
Is Being a Carpenter Worth it?
Переглядів 26 тис.Місяць тому
Is a carpenter a good career choice in 2024? Questions I get asked a lot is if its worth being a carpenter? Does Carpentry pay well? Do you enjoy being a Carpenter? And I am going to try to answer all of them in this video
We Have 4 Hours to Fix this Frame
Переглядів 10 тис.Місяць тому
I was asked to come in and try to get this frame over the line before the inspector came. We had 4 hours to get as much work done as possible, and the more we got done, the more we found we had to do.
A Day in The Life of a Carpenter - Using Bosch 18V Tools
Переглядів 14 тис.Місяць тому
In this video I go through a normal day of work, while using and testing these Bosch 18v tools. All the tools I am using in this video are from Bosch 18v Professional Brushless 10PCE 3X5.0AH Kit 0615990N3B
Framing a MASSIVE Single Story House - Part 2 of 3
Переглядів 8 тис.Місяць тому
This video follows us through days 3-5 of this frame, as we finish off the walls and begin standing up the trusses This will be a 3 part series, with this video showing the walls going up, the next video being the trusses and the final part will be us framing the rafters that go inbetween the steel beams in the middle of this job.
Framing a MASSIVE Single Story House - Part 1 of 3
Переглядів 9 тис.Місяць тому
This video follows us through the first 2 days of this frame, as we stand up all the walls on what is going to be a massive single story house! This will be a 3 part series, with this video showing the walls going up, the next video being the trusses and the final part will be us framing the rafters that go inbetween the steel beams in the middle of this job.
A Day in The Life of a Carpenter - Using Hikoki 36V for the First Time
Переглядів 15 тис.2 місяці тому
I filmed an entire day on site, as I tried Hikokis 36V tools for the first time. I have done a bunch of testing on these tools in my massive head to head video, and after seeing how well Hikoki did in that test, I had to bring them onto site and give them a proper test.
Every Tool Needed to Frame a House
Переглядів 13 тис.2 місяці тому
In this video, I go through every tool I used to frame a house, and why I prefer to use a lot of these tools. I start with my tool belt and all the hand tools that I keep on me, and then go through all the bigger power tools I use from AEG, Makita, Dewalt, Paslode, Bosch, Bostich and Ramset
Our Last Day Framing: Frame Inspection is Tomorrow
Переглядів 12 тис.2 місяці тому
This is our last day before the frame inspection. We need to finish off the lower roofs, and then run around tying everything off and completing a few missing parts
I Bought $12,000 Worth of Tools, to Find the Best Tool Brand
Переглядів 58 тис.2 місяці тому
I've spent the last few weeks putting the biggest tool brands in Australia Head to Head with each other, to find out which brand makes the best power tool. In this video I am testing Milwaukee, Dewalt, Makita, AEG, Hikoki and Bosch to see which brand is the best value for money. This video is a continuation on my unboxing video, in that first video we had a look at what tools we got, and the va...
Building Parapets and Framing For Box Gutters | DAY 16 & 17
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Building Parapets and Framing For Box Gutters | DAY 16 & 17
DAY 15 | Framing a house Start to Finish | Putting up Trusses
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DAY 15 | Framing a house Start to Finish | Putting up Trusses
How to Build a Wall | Marking out & Framing a Timber Wall
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How to Build a Wall | Marking out & Framing a Timber Wall
A day on the frame testing AEGs Limited Edition Tools
Переглядів 18 тис.2 місяці тому
A day on the frame testing AEGs Limited Edition Tools
Unboxing $12,000 of New Tools - My Biggest Tool Haul!
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Unboxing $12,000 of New Tools - My Biggest Tool Haul!
DAY 13 | Framing a house Start to Finish | Framing Walls
Переглядів 9 тис.3 місяці тому
DAY 13 | Framing a house Start to Finish | Framing Walls
Flick out and Cutting in Plates - Framing a house | Day 11-12
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Flick out and Cutting in Plates - Framing a house | Day 11-12
Framing a house | Day 10 - Laying sheet flooring
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Framing a house | Day 10 - Laying sheet flooring
Framing a house | Day 9 - Installing PosiStruts
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Framing a house | Day 9 - Installing PosiStruts
I thought this would be a waste of money
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I thought this would be a waste of money
If you're gonna do 2 why don't you just pull the bar out and screw it from the top
Baking soda make vinaguer innert it take of de aciditi so just use vinaguer
You’re too much money oriented that is why your work is just not good. Maybe you should leave this type of job to the professionals. Sorry dude. Your video triggered my anxiety
my dads used Makita since collage, now he's 42 and the only thing he's had to replace is his impact driver
Toss your philips screwdriver tip first into the chuck, use the rubber handle on the nut, drives it right up quick
Our country wooden material is very costly
Hi sir your video very nice and good knowledgeable helpfull I like this job can I come your country your site
I may not have a brain gentlemen But I have an idea
Definitely want to see the performance of 40v kit. I only have the mid torque wrench is 40v. You won't believe it is only mid torque wrench, power smash all. The rest of my skin is 18v for over a decade. Some skin is still used until today. I tried many different brand of tools, and they are all good and bad. In the end, I decided to stick with makita. My favourite cordless saw still 165mm 18v makita but keen to see 40v 165mm test. Your impact driver is Dtd154 ,I replaced it with 172 last year and feel power different, especially for driving the batten screw.
I own all hikoki and in saying that I think Makita is the best brand. I only got hikoki because I wanted the nail guns to use the same battery.
great insight, i think its a good video for apprentices. I was always taught when working for yourself pay yourself a wage of 500 a day minimum after tax. this was from a concreter who said while its always nice working as a subby or yourself but stood by a saying you can earn half of it with no stress for someone else where you go home a free man, remember tools travel etc cost. Take care enjoy.
Hi, mate. May I know where did you get your license for carpentry? Thanks
Best value dollar for dollar, team green HITACHI POWER BABY!!
It's probably been said, but the first cut on a new blade will all ways been slow
“Ive never done it that way, but I have always found this way is easier and faster” not sure wtf that means or how it is possible.
take it easy white the tools man be nice to it
So nice to listen to someone who gets to the point unlike Americans that have to tell you their life story first.
I have to try this tomorrow at work
We're based over in Scotland so a lot of working in the rain and subzero winters . Originally used the Paslode 350 but the cold gas in winter and non stop servicing we switched over to the Dewalt type 2 about 6 years ago . They were amazing whilst they worked but after 12 months and 3 dead nailers after multiple repairs we switched back to the Paslode 350 . Were just about to switch over to hikoki and the multivolt batteries for framing, 18 gauge and 16 gauge. Fingers crossed they are a good fit for us
Nope it's never fine for motor windings to get wet😂
Hikoki gun is a tank but I love mine too. Great into most hardwoods
Why have you got two?🤔
Hikoki = Metabo HPT state side
Overpriced garbage
its great to be gifted and able to do that kind of work and not having to look for other people to do it .
A real qualified worker wouldve cut the bolt in half and welded it halfway then spin it where you need it. Work smarter not harder guys!
Nut*
U are on speed aren't u 😂 like the content tho
You smart cookie you😌
Your worth more mate
I used to do metal hold downs shit annoying
I did enjoy watching this though
I've watched a lot of tool shows,,, your the ONLY dude to end up with milwaukee,,not first or 2nd,, just saying,, I like milwaukee,,dewalt,,not makita,,but any way,,your the only tester with milwaukee losing anything,, just saying,,maybe it's you
Makita and Hikoki are for high quality work, in my opinion. The best craftsmen I have seen always use those two brands.
I work in a white collar job and have no skills with my hands
I work in the office and feel like I'm doing nothing purposeful but attend useless meetings and make the boss richer so soul destroying and mentally draining
Are you allowed to walk around that high without a harness? Just doesn’t seem safe for you mate
You didn’t use any damp coarse under the timber?
ah bro you picked the wrong nation to create a UA-cam carpentry channel. Every knob and his beer is going to be picking and giving you shit advice. Other than that, its not easy to excel in this industry on your own, i personally used their negativity as fuel to expand my business.
Does it get the job done and what battery do you have
I am interested for your work and tools combination
Nice work sir
How to buy
Hilti for the rock drill but other ones yes
Wish I knew how to do all this .. looks like fun 👍👍👍
How does one define "best"? Fastest? Strongest? Best value? Best support/availability? Longest lasting? I favor tools that i can use well and accurately.
Great vid! Glad it came up in my feed.
Shop vac
The Dewalt framing hammer gun is shit
Cool video bro 😊
Thanks mate!
That hammer can start to turn the nail in the other direction and the hammer the start
I dont care about brands. Tool is a tool.
In my opinion dewalt is the best