Carpenter here, metal simply is more of a pain to work with.
And in 30 years of working on houses, I never wore a nailgun on my belt. I don't even own a toolbelt, because they look faggy. If I'm working on a ladder or scaffolding, tools go in 5-gallon buckets, it works fine.
Carpenter here, metal simply is more of a pain to work with.
And in 30 years of working on houses, I never wore a nailgun on my belt. I don't even own a toolbelt, because they look faggy. If I'm working on a ladder or scaffolding, tools go in 5-gallon buckets, it works fine.
Depends on your experience, i’m more familiar with metal and it worked out great i hate working with timber. All the young builders around our way wouldnt know how to manually drive a nail, If you cant nail gun it they dont want to know
Depends on your experience, i’m more familiar with metal and it worked out great i hate working with timber. All the young builders around our way wouldnt know how to manually drive a nail, If you cant nail gun it they dont want to know
I like metal framing myself, but most carpenters like wood. After 30 years of doing this shit, I don't care about anything but doing a good job, and getting paid. But hanging drywall on steel studs SUCKS, bro.
I like metal framing myself, but most carpenters like wood. After 30 years of doing this shit, I don't care about anything but doing a good job, and getting paid. But hanging drywall on steel studs SUCKS, bro.
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