pressure washer 3800 psi image
joe
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depends on the tip you use, and how close you hold it. Thats a pretty strong pressure washer. I would say if you use a 0 degree tip (red) and hold close to concrete it may scratch the surface but removed stains pretty good. wood on the other hand will be damaged unless you hold back away a bit and use a yellow tip or (40 degree plus tip). maybe turn down the idle or pressure for the wood and test out an area. you can strip paint with a pressure washer,
depends on the tip you use, and how close you hold it. Thats a pretty strong pressure washer. I would say if you use a 0 degree tip (red) and hold close to concrete it may scratch the surface but removed stains pretty good. wood on the other hand will be damaged unless you hold back away a bit and use a yellow tip or (40 degree plus tip). maybe turn down the idle or pressure for the wood and test out an area. you can strip paint with a pressure washer,
what to do with all my tool's, i have a lot of tools and want to make some money using them ?
Fox F
I had an obsession with tools growing up and now i have like 30 k in tools and want to use them to make money, but don't know how to get started this is what i have.
6000-psi pressure washer
3800-watt generator
Tree chipper
Table saw with dado
Miter saw
Router with almost every tip out there
Router table
1000 set ratchet set
Wire feed welder
mig welder
Setaline torch
Plasma cuter
Pipe benders
3 drills
Handsaws
Drill press
Spray guns
Almost every hand tool out there like wire cutters and drivers
19 high power cords
8 hooligan lights
3 led tripod lights
80 gal air compressor
30 set air compressor tool kit
40 set power tool set
All of these tools are in my garage and I donât get to use them as much
As I want to, and I donât make money from them I also know how to use all of them and they are not brands that are cheep I have craftsmen to Makita, snap on and dwelt I'm broke and want to make some money
But donât really know were to get started, I have worked in carpentry, construction and automobile fields if that helps on any thing. Can any one give me an idea?
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It seems to me that you've spent a hell of a lot of money on this stuff. Presumably, it's taken at least a year or 2 to accumulate everything. So my guess is if you haven't had any "revelations" after all this time, your best bet would be to sell it to someone who can put it to good use and invest the money in the stock market. It'll be rebounding any day now and you' could make a fortune without leaving your computer desk.
If you're really determined to be self-employed and don't have a preference for what you do then choose something that requires the most expensive equipment, because you'll have less competition. The less competition you have, the easier it is to demand higher prices for what you do.Good luck.
It seems to me that you've spent a hell of a lot of money on this stuff. Presumably, it's taken at least a year or 2 to accumulate everything. So my guess is if you haven't had any "revelations" after all this time, your best bet would be to sell it to someone who can put it to good use and invest the money in the stock market. It'll be rebounding any day now and you' could make a fortune without leaving your computer desk.
If you're really determined to be self-employed and don't have a preference for what you do then choose something that requires the most expensive equipment, because you'll have less competition. The less competition you have, the easier it is to demand higher prices for what you do.Good luck.
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