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Tinning
SeanBeans
Member Posts: 520
I have never considered myself a Tinner, but I know how to knock tin!
I did a job for my buddy a few years back and today he surprised me with a photo.
I wonder how his furnace stayed so shiny over the years
I did a job for my buddy a few years back and today he surprised me with a photo.
I wonder how his furnace stayed so shiny over the years
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@SeanBeans
Lookin good from here0 -
Very nice looking install. I've installed some tin work but don't fab any of it AND I usually end up with a few cuts on my hands just from looking at it!0
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Nice job! I started out as a commercial tin knocker and scrimmer. I can wrap the hell out of presents.
I still have my tinners hammer from 30+ years ago.
Drive joint too wide? Get the duct stretcher.0 -
Rich_L
I did some tin in my past life. They sent me to help a guy put in 14" spiral years ago we were at the shop loading up. I said "we gotta stop on the way I need to get some Band Aids. We took both trucks and he pulled into the little store at the end of the street. He got coffee, I got band aids and coffee. he said "I didn't think you were serious"1 -
I still use it sometimes to knock out old retort cement from a chimney breach.
Sometimes I just look at it and wonder where the time went.0
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