let's go Brandon this maquette it's always being buried in that container now for two years and I
have needed it in that time but this sucks so I have any history but in today's exciting episode
I have a job for it again and I'm gonna give it a second chance you ever gone to a place makers or a
merchant and looked at all the drills and thought why there's so many drills Wow let's try an answer
that having so many tools if your ability you probably know why I have each of these tools
but if you're not a builder this is why this is your impact driver this is a lot better at
putting screws into timber or any material it has a sort of ratcheting system where it just
forces the screw in in a way that the drill doesn't and this is my standard drill pretty
good it's got a hammer function but the hammer function is pretty weak but it does work if you
need to put a small screw into brickwork and this is the bigger drill this has more strength than
this but it's a lot heavier so if I'm installing cabinets with something I will use this but if I
need to drill a big hole this is a drill to use if I really need to put some bolts in like I'm
gonna do very very soon I'll use this one has a different connection a different shot and I just
bought an SDS but this morning they take this off see that it's a little bit different at the base
here compared to a regular one and that stops it from slipping when it's under a lot of pressure
and finally the Caladan screw gun so the great thing about this and the reason I wish it worked
well when I Drive that screw in this mechanism here will move the next screw into place and
then I can drive another screw in but that's what happens when I use it it misfires it slips and it
gets very frustrating when I first got it it was good it was good for awhile I started putting
jibin and just bought more efficient putting plasterboard up but since then I've had issues
where the screw does this can you see how crooked it is in there I don't know maybe it's the drill
bit that's in there so I'm going to try it out and block this and we'll revisit this drill
here we go when it's time to put the plastic wad up but first I've got a ceiling to frame
I used this in the last video people ask me what it's called we call it DPC and it's basically I
think it's a bitumen based product that separates concrete from timber oh and if you're wondering
about this here stapler 12 volt it's really good pulling your triggers a lot easier than squeezing
your hand together over and over see the drill bit I used on the other drill it's much better for
timber whereas this thing here is a lot better for concrete and then this is where this joke comes in
wondering what screws I'm using I'm using these Hilty what are they call them at us make sure it
screws and it's got a pretty intense thread on it with a talked bit on the end of it they're quick
pretty well now let's see how much quicker nails are so I made a mistake last week with
the Sparky I didn't check with the owner what exactly they wanted her in the bathroom I just
assumed that they were having their stuff that was there before they need an additional plug
Gillies is up in the ceiling had to run another cable very old cables here what are you if you're
wondering why I would put a ceiling when there's already a ceiling up there well that would be a
fair question the reason is the state of the ceiling not only is there a lower part here
because I've taken the cupboard out but it's also in a really bad state with old what I can
only assume is lead paint on it basically we're doing the more affordable option framer put some
dribble on it plaster and paint it and then in the future of somebody who does want to preserve
the kangaroo ceiling well it's up there still I haven't damaged it another thing I use this for is
see these brackets here I've taken them on nails now I'm gonna just add these little screws on here
this is probably overkill nouns and a confined space like this is
probably enough but just a bit more strength yeah
all right now is the exciting moment in my life where I give this another shot
it might just be the way to sit up I don't know what doesn't look too bad everything
seems to line up when they do work they make the job so much more efficient promises good
that's three in a row one two three the real test is gonna be the ceiling that
I've just glued up let's see how we go I try to say huh these poles and made four can wait
good I'm having problems with a dip it doesn't sink the screw all the way in
and that's because we're screwing into pine a density of this timber varies quite a lot
so one minute this will sink it in perfectly in the next minute it'll leave it out when
you're using a normal drill you're deciding the dip I think maybe the fundamental issue
is that there's not much power than that thing it's almost feels like the battery and the tool
I'm working together enough to get the screw in consistently it's like almost enough power
well well there we go guys we have two rooms again yes and this is the bathroom all the
acoustics have definitely changed the sliding door will be on the outside on the bedroom side
and that's where the washing machine is going and here is the plug that the client wanted
it's for the basin here it's close to the basin and just so you can plug in a shaver
or something so I think the next time that I'll be here will be either to do with the kitchen
or finishing octrees skirting thanks for watching us exciting so um catch you guys in the next one