If you are looking for hedging instruments, it was exactly right with us. It 'been said: "When your only tool is a hammer, every problem as a nail." So it is always better, the right tool for the job. It will help you determine the quality of work and fast. Many projects require special tools to cover, but these are the ones with me to every job.
# 10 - Chisels
The crowbar, or "flat cash" as it is sometimes called the "Swiss boxcutter" hedging instruments. I used myfor everything to pull nails in them, to cut wood, metal and loose roof tiles immersion for repairs. Make sure you have a second for back-up ... Two hands and pulling staples. A good choice is the Stanley Wonder Bar
# 9 - utility knife
A sharp knife is suitable for the removal of old equipment and installation of new material ready. Go with a model that can quickly change the blades - without tools. I have found, tend to get that knife with retractable bladeglued with tar roof. As such, I prefer a fixed blade knife. My preference is a model of Stanley 10-399.
And you should really two knives in your tool belt. Hold each half filled with a knife blade and straight blade half hook. The blades cut straight on the back of the tile. The hook knife cut to his forehead. This saves a lot of time switching back and forth between the blades. The second offers a knife back with two types of knives you shouldmove one of them.
No. 8 - Hand Broom
Maybe not a hand broom belongs in a top-ten of hedging instruments, but a good cleaning is an important part of every job. While spade shovel and broom to the great things are in order, I found a brush that is right for the little things. And a good Marshalltown Model # 6519 is to get heavy.
# 7 - hand saw
Fixing decayed wood is a fairly common task for us roofers. I usually have a circular saw and aHacksaw to the ground for the activity, but a hand saw is one of the hedges always with me. Small cutting jobs can be handled in less time than it takes to execute an agreement extension. It has saved the day many times over the years in which the electricity would be available, but it was not. I like the Stanley model 20-045, which provides a robust and durable blade small enough to fit in my bucket tool.
# 6 - Measure
You also need about one meterHelp with repairs in wood and the layout of the new roof. I like a 25-footer, with a strict "one blade. For almost every brand, but the brand craftsman has a lifetime warranty.
# 5 - Metal Snips
Most of the "Tinners" special scissors for cutting right and left. But I discovered that Shears Wiss M3R Straight Cut (yellow handle) works well for most all my work in metal.
When they finally lose their sharpness, replace them and use the old tiles and openings around pipes cut. This isoften faster and easier than with a knife.
# 4 - Hand Seamer
This is one of those tools that you can not roof every day, but it's certainly helpful to make flash work. It 'just the right size for the creation of close to drop rounded edges. It 'also used to produce the inner and outer corners and various other curves in practice. One is to get a 3 "Model S-2 Malco
# 3 - Plaster Box
Of all the hedging instruments that I have had over the years, boxes of chalk made me the most grief.He never seemed quite gypsum or lime to maintain a consistent line. And the characters always seemed to break just when I'm in a hurry. The drive to reduce plastic and broke the strings tangled up in the box. It made me mad. What kept me constantly in search of a box of chalk better.
I found the "mother of all boxes Chalk" a few years ago with the purchase of a "little giant" by Keson. Use a thick line that I draw. The line draws a lot of chalk, so as to obtain agood, solid brand. And you can chalk box in seconds with a whole bottle of chalk fill at a time. You can retrieve the fast line and I still do not get caught. Make sure you get two. For a permanent red dye, on the base and one for temporary blue chalk, you can use the shingles.
# 2 - Kelle
Almost all small trowel will do it for dissemination flashing cement, but the guy flat nose, like a margin trowel Marshalltown # 11 202, is good for cleaning the underside of theBucket. If you want to work here a lot of mud, you're like a big spatula Marshalltown Mason gets # 10109 Can not set a 10 "Malta pad for tiles at once. It 'good to ease the wear to the point of drawing up a bucket of five liters.
# 1 - hammer
No list of hedging instruments would be complete without a hammer. In fact, some say, if it can not be fixed with a hammer, can not be repaired! I would not go that far, but it is essential for almost all work on the roof. MyPreferred is a model Estwing E3-20 S. That 's their 20 oz Rip Hammer. It has a weight sufficient to place the nails with one blow, and has a straight claws for digging out the nails. And 'virtually indestructible and carries a lifetime warranty.
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