thats it

 

there are a lot of neat pry bars,,,,but that one is great for tight spaces pulling a 16,,,,perfect for framing

If you get into remodel,,,,you will end up owning every prybar on the market,,,,,they are all really handy

the one you selected is perfect for framing

 

Alrighty thianks a bunch Bing........I think I should have about everything a "just starting employee" should have. I don't mind buying more as time goes on either, so I think I'll end up with some very helpful and nice tools later on. Well anyways, thanks again for all of you help, and for everyone else's help too. You guys have made it a lot easier on me......and I thank you for it!!!



Sincerely,
Brad

 

good luck

do yourself a favor and buy a good set (or 3) of thermals

I like the silk unders,,,,and the Duofold blend outers

a thin set of mechanics gloves (or 2) are nice too

good luck

 

Did you talk to the guy?When are you starting?

 

Ok.........will do bing......


No I didn't talk to him today, I guess he was out or something. I couldn't ever get ahold of him. I'll keep calling though........

 

I think not getting a hold of a contractor when you need them, is the norm where I live[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-sad.gif[/img] Keep at it, You'll eventually hook up[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] A lot of good advice[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img] and YOU can never have TOO many tools[img]i/expressions/face-icon-small-smile.gif[/img]

 

Well?

 

Well guys, thanks for all of the help. I got the job!!!! I'm working under a contractor who is building some pretty large houses......and he's got 4 going right now(big crew)......and has about a year's worth of work lined up........He hired me on at $10/hr.......and I said that I just wanted learn, and be able to help.

 

good deal

safety first!!!