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Ah....yeah, if you have employees, that could factor in to just staying with corded.

These things run forever on batteries. I've drilled a few hundred holes with just a couple of batteries. Cords are dead. Just invest in a few good batteries. I bought the small 20v one for more delicate materials like quartzite. There's also a 12v version which is slightly weaker that I'll...

Oh gees. I wouldn't dream of using that smaller one for any dirt work. The top two are meant for it though. I'd give you a good deal on one of the top two if interested. I would just need to figure out which one I want to part with.

Second one from the bottom is great for holes in concrete. How exactly are you using it to dig holes in dirt? With chisel bits or something? The top two are more meant for dirt work, light demo work, etc.

I use a cordless 1-9/16" rotary hammer with a Hilti clay spade bit (part number is pictured if interested). Works pretty well on the rocky stuff. Also have the 1-7/8" rotary hammer that I may switch to. Bought it for a project and wound up not needing it and haven't decided whether to keep it...

I have a potential install there and could use an extra hand if it pans out. PM me if interested.

GE l silicone is acid cure and requires something like 12 hours before exposure to water. GE ll silicone is neutral cure and can be exposed to water in half an hour....likely the reason you're client is asking for it.

The ceiling tiles will hold with the toggle bolts. The problem with suspended signs is kids like to jump and hit them lol. That's just a fact. The 1x4 just ensures the sign will stay in place. It's overkill but it's cheap insurance.

They make clips that attach to the drop ceiling grid. You could use those and jack chain or aircraft cable with S-hooks. If you have to go through the ceiling tile itself, just lay a 1x4 or similar above the tiles so it spans the metal grids, drill holes through the tile and 1x4 and use...

Monthly fees for multi-tenant panels are common but his price is what an anchor tenant would pay in a large shopping center in a large metropolitan area.

I would email all 3 of these: rudy.cherenfant@tdlr.texas.gov jerry.daniel@tdlr.texas.gov larry.reichle@tdlr.texas.gov

TDLR can't even agree on their own rules. I wouldn't rely on answers from the forum, I would get an answer in writing from TDLR.

I'll let it go this time. The cordless heat gun has its place but it's pretty limited in what it can do.

That's what happens when people think silicone adheres well to acrylic/polycarbonate.

No, no concerns. The 4941 is formulated to resist plasticizer migration.

You can absolutely use VHB (4941) for the letters and logo. Full coverage would be ideal.

The deluxe version does but I didn't spring for them.

It IS cordless though....

Click on the (here) in my original post.

Figured I'd post this up in case it might help others. I was asked to remove this panel and a few letters so some repairs could be made behind the glass panels. I was told if anything breaks, they could remake it, but obviously the preference was to get everything off in one piece. That did...