*shrug* It's certainly one of the better examples of that. I totally understand why they wouldn't want to bother with it, though.
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As I said, you're completely in the minority
Carpenters are held liable in most cases. (Edit: unless that was *just* a well-crafted pun.)
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Some of my family builds homes in California and Texas. Very little room for corner cutting that would be worth a damn. Inspectors come in at various mandated stages, and in the end you're legally liable if any sort of electrical fire, collapse, water damage, etc. happens due to poor construction.
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Yes, do people not get them as gifts/presents as you are getting closer to move? I got mine as a kid because you can do a lot of fun stuff with them and old items.
A hammer?
We have at least 20 hammers, and probably at least 50 screwdrivers, along with dozens of tool boxes, dedicated to different purposes, plumbing, electrical, carpentry, drywalling, auto repair, etc. Every imaginable power tool, gigantic compressor, welder, big ass tractor, enough scaffolding to build our own cathedral, and oh, I counted the clamps one day. There were 238, and my husband's bought more since.
There's probably enough tools in our garage to open our own Home Depot.
I have both! Yay!
Though as I mentioned in another thread, I'd leave anything regarding electricity and plumbing to the pros
I personally don't have need for hammers. If I can get myself worked up enough, I'll just punch through whatever needs hammering with my bare hands.
Disagree. You're not technically allowed to do bathrooms/rooms with plumbing yourself in Norway, due to people not knowing what to do, which leads to water damage that insurance companies have to pay, and since water damage is costly... I agree with that law, same should go for electricity.
Well duh. Hammer, universal (? the one where you can change heads from - to + to those hex screwheads) screwdriver and electric screwdriver - drill. And I live in a god damn flat, not a house, where such tools would be useful more days.
My nickname is "LDEV", not "idev". (both font clarification and ez bait)
yall im smh @ ur simplified english
Im willing to bet there is more than a few sheets of inferior waferboard in those houses.
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Plumbing is easy (just messy), electrical is even easier.
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Eh, plumbing is easy to do, far more so than in years past. Electrical is just common sense and Ohms Law.
I'm a framer so I have access to pretty much any tool you could ever imagine. If it's not in the tool trailer it's at the bosses shop. Pretty nice, I like building furniture in my spare time so it's nice having lots of tools and the ability to use them.
Impact driver baby!