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Yeah, 761 is all there is now. Looks like a bottle of latex, but they guarantee it even with stuff like Medintech. I always hated s-200 anyway.

I guess I'd have to be an electrician to see the difference.

I thought meth cost a lot more than that. I'm so ashamed of my drug ignorance.

FWIW, I 'm loving that big Crain grinder saw. I wish I could remember the number. It's the one that costs around tree fitty. I hated the adjustment mechanism at first, but once I got used to it, I love it. The ergonomics are what makes it great. Its got big balls too. It doesn't have that big...

He never really installed that much. He took a job with Traxx or Powerhold or some such after his really cool father passed away.

Just me.

That sounds like systemic racism to me.

I learned on an old wooden head Roberts as a little boy. I even had a wooden cottonhead.

Servicemaster is a pretty good mitigation company, but so is Servpro. They both do stupid crap like go in and tear out stuff that could be dried out because of the overblown mold scare. But they're on the hook for mold mitigation if it takes off after water mitigation. As far as doing actual...

No. I just went ahead and had the virus. Much safer.

Looks like Forbo to me. Asbestos is one of the most overblown scares in all of history. Especially in flooring.

"Case" is a meaningless term. The test is a sham.

Were the cadavers screaming at the top of their lungs for someone to come read a statement they'd written on toilet paper?

Being the subject of a silica lawsuit is an issue. Been there, Done that.

I did 100 yards of carpet in a room in the middle of the Pickens County Jail this morning. Depressing as hell. Like a zoo for people. The zookeepers were all fat and happy. The captives not so much. Hands sticking out of holes as I walked by them. Yuck.

I remember infomercials from back when I watched television. I bought a wok thirty five years ago and still have it. I also sprung for the banjo minnow. "It makes fish bite when they aren't even hungry". Now I sit back on all the winnings from the numerous national fishing tournaments I won...

Fema is urgently hiring now.

p.s. I didn't answer your question in a proper way. I mainly use my 812 for fireplaces because of the dust port and diamond blade. Thing is, I'd rather have a saw I could use for everything. That might be a pipe dream.

My dad taught Congoleum's schools. I learned on pretty tuff stuff, but congo never made anything like corlon or designer. I think esteem was the toughest product they made. But you could still double cut it. Hell, nowadays, medintech is like working with interflex. hehe

I have an old 800 that I can't get the blade off of. Back before the Fein tool, you'd kill to get a centimeter deeper with a jamb saw. I bought the 812 before they hit the market because of how easy it made cutting a fireplace. Perhaps it s a grass being greener deal, but I always liked the...