Nyet
meant drywall. the moisture resistant stuff?
too thin imo
Not drywall either
prolly
Edit: confirmed
Starting to have a hard time coming up with pics. People east of the Mississippi will have an advantage identifying this object. It is rare to find them in new condition like this.
bump lol
@zikzak you strictly DeWalt in your work?
I got some Ridged lifetime guarantee combo kits and cordless tools. Milwaukee makes good stuff, too, eh?
I have lots of DeWalt tools, but Iâm agnostic. All my cordless stuff is Milwaukee. I have a fair bit of Bosch, some Ridgid, and even a smattering of lol Ryobi.
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Is Ryobi like the Home Depot brand that tries to compete with the established players? lol
I forget their toilet brand lol looked it up âGlacier Bay.â
I think the only thing Ryobi competes with is Harbor Freight. But theyâre dirt cheap and most of the stuff does what itâs supposed to do. Ideal if you need a tool that youâll rarely use.
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lol Harbor Freight
if you want to bloody your knuckles with some dogshit pipe wrenches, thatâs your place.
I did get a nice drill-bit index(actually those tips that are drives, not an entire bit)
they have those star-shaped ones that are rare and needed to open up the housing to some fancy lad, motion detecting flush-o-meters and other stuff, Iâm sure. Then plus those square-drive tips, phillips, flat-head etc.
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lol, my husband and his dad call it âHorrible Freightâ
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Hint: This is the least wrong guess so far.
Clapboard, or is it Klapboard? Itâs siding and probably made out of asbestos.
All my cordless stuff is Milwaukee. Gotta stick with the same brand on that to share batteries. I think my chop saw is Ryobi - because I hardly ever use a chop saw. I buy sockets and some other stuff at Harbor Freight that doesnât really break and I usually have until I lose them.
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Rivaldo, are you a plumber? I spent almost all day rooting my drains.
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Anyway, pretty sure itâs siding, but if itâs not it would be some kind of shingle. Awfully thin for a shingle though. The nail holes are at the top and get lapped over by the board above.
the clues he gave might suggest itâs something relatively old, as theyâre rarely found in that good of shape, and were more prevalent east of the mississippi, but it looks semi-industrial lmao
new clue time
This is both incorrect and the winner!
Clapboard is any horizontal lap siding, but generally only refers to wood.
The pic is a piece of asbestos siding. I have a whole stack of the stuff in my basement. Hoarding asbestos to pwn the libs!