Відео

Where can you buy it?

What kind of glue would a guy use to bond those mitred ends together? Not to the stringers, just board to board.

That dewalt saw sounds like its on 200' of 14-2 extension cord

First time seeing them need to try it on a project

The only tool you need to drill a hole is a drill, too. Then you can just throw a bolt in the hole and put a nut on it. Way cheaper.

People will only use this if it's cheaper. But it's not.

Such an awesome idea. I want to can has!

Too expensive. I can buy a 6" anchor bolt with a nut and washer for $1.45, then buy a second washer for $.25. put the 2nd washer on the bet side and tighten like normal. Beat that price

Why would one need to put a fastener on a screw?

Is that an accessory for a drill, a screw gun, or both?

Cool fastener no doubt, but just remember before you switch out your bolts - you are now downgrading to a SCREW instead of a BOLT. They still have their place tho.

Wait, but you still pre drill, and this’ll cost how much more than just a bolt, washer and nut?

So if you use these, you’re left with these hideous fugly nuts showing.

I guess it is a little quicker than bolts and nuts but a bigger pain to remove

Yeah you are definitely that guy wasting people's time !

Without the need to pre drill? You went through a predrilled hole 😂

This would be handy for rails and steps. Ill use brackets everywhere else

That’s strapping. Firring strips go on the studs to make them plumb

Fastenmaster is awesome

What a waste of time.

Can this be used in place of Simpson strong tie screw?

Because 2x4s cost too much 🥸

Do you do one install on each side or do you do one install every 3 ft up the truss?

After twenty Year When all Tha jobs a I made are ruin. Hahahaha I never use it Or recommended F#$$# Every body.

The Ryan Gosling lookalike in carpentry 😂

Waste of time

What is the dry time on this? How well does it adhere to really wet treated lumber? Thanks!

Yeeeeaaaaah…buuuut will it last? That’s the real question…

How on earth would this be quicker

Both are fine for sure👍 but I really doubt I’d need double the time to use tape. I’m sure the total time would be pretty close to equal. Idk which would be cheaper, but I doubt there’s much difference there either way. All things considered I’d chose tape first. Just easier.

$110 a gallon for flex seal

Take is better.

What's the point of installing 25 year warranty composite material but your joists are not protected with flashing tape and will fail first?

Which brand are your chisels?

This design will fail far easier than traditional designs as sheer failures are far greater risk.

Without knowing the price of these things it’s impossible to evaluate the product. Until the budget comes into play, I too could prefab parts and speed the installation process up. But very few customers care about a few extra days for installation, so the only wiggle room is reducing labor costs. Labor costs are a significant factor, but again, how much do these highly processed pieces cost to get?

Can I just buy my own dewalt screwgun and attach a pamfast to it? There's a dewalt XR drywall gun on sale and I need a pamfast for my fence I'm building

When cutting the tenon, instead of doing several cross cuts with the circular saw and then chiselling, could you just use a hand saw for the two cuts, eliminating the need to chisel?

@fastenmasterpro can't find it anywhere. I need this and at least need to know a price

Why doesn’t my kit include the counterbore bit?

yeah, for a doghouse

Does the screen bend? That's the real question. Also this does not look at all faster then a framing gun.

I work for a deck company in Michigan and we don't use any of that crap, let's go!

PLAY THE AUDIO OF THE FRICKEN TOOOOOOOLLLLLL!!!!’

Every video I try to find of a tool working with the noise, someone is dubbing shitty music over the clip. Show the sound of the tool FFS!

Bad selling point screws are fater to drive than nails without nail gun.😢

why did you think anyone needed to see this?

ThruLok 👍

So in video coating is applied to non PT frameing can this be applied to PT wood and will it replace micropro sienna coffee cans?

Threaded 3/8 rod stronger and 1/10 the cost. These guys like giving their money away.