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The Bosch AII 65 APB Multi-Material Plunge Cutting Blade 65mm is designed for precise and flush cutting tasks. *product specifications:* - 65mm blade size - Cuts softwood, hardwood, veneer, laminate panels, and wood with nails - Suitable for various multi-cutters with a universal adaptor

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I got my nails redone done this weekend and I usually have longer nails also. I work as an engineer in a very male dominated field 🙃 one of the only women in the office is the supply chain manager. Today I went to her to ask her for her advice on something and she literally says this about my nails. "People having long pointy nails disgusts me to almost puking" and I tried to laugh it off and be like haha well mine are almond. She responds "They are still too pointy. All the villains in movies have long pointy nails* Anyway it really yucked my yum today😭 submitted by /u/drcarpediem13 to r/Nails [link] [comments]

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I’m a woman who works in construction. I mainly wood framed apartment complexes for the majority of my career. I am also usually the only female on the jobsite. So I have to often decide how to handle the interactions with my male colleagues. If I lose my cool I run the risk of being labeled a “bitch” or get talked about even if a colleague deserves it. One day on the job, I collected all of the ladders that were on the jobsite because they often get left behind (we work in one direction and move up floors when we finish a floor). I piled the ladders neatly and by size and then got to working on my task for the day. Well I had my 6ft ladder and my nailgun but needed more nails so I had to run down to the connex to carry 3 ten pound boxes up 5 flights of stairs. And when I got upstairs back to my area my ladder was gone. A coworker had taken it. I asked him why he didn’t just take from the pile that was on the other side of the room and he shrugged and asked me why I can’t just do the same. Like dude it’s the principle of it. Because if I would’ve stole his or anyone’s ladder they were using and there was a pile of them in eyesight I would’ve gotten my ass chewed out and I would have had to take it on the chin. The unfairness of it all pissed me off and I waited till break when everyone went to either their car or the break area I hid out in the portapotty. I took note of his tool bag before everyone went to break and when I found it I nailed that son of a bitch to the floor. I even took lags (big ass screws that go into wood) and screwed those in and bent them over. Best part is that I used different sizes (ranging from 4inch 6inch and 8inch) you can’t just pull those out either you gotta unscrew it because the grips are so coarse. He never said anything neither did our 12 other coworkers so I’m assuming he never knew it was me. Info: the bags I’m talking about are called pouches. They go around your waist and have pockets for all your tools. Also I didn’t make any holes or puncture anything or damage his property. The pouches are secured around the waist like a heavy duty belt so I just used the holes that were already there. Also there are ringlets for stuff that can hang like a hammer and I used those holes put a few nails in and bend them over. Edit: here’s some info to clarify a few things. For those saying it’s I am. Horrible person for damaging company property and stuff it all gets covered by gypcreep anyway. For those saying he knew it was me I ended up texting a friend about it and asked if he the guy suspected anyone. I guess he didn’t know🤷🏽‍♀️ (it was a few years ago when it happened). For those saying ts fake i feel like yall just haven’t worked on a job site. Like I said I mainly worked in residential wood framing but recently I switched over to commercial where I do a lot of steel stud and drywall now so less pranks on this side but it still happens. Residential is has a little more savagery than commercial work. Pranks are pulled on job sites. we get a lot done and work hard and we do pranks to keep things interesting. Some more fun stories: I was working for a company that was the general contractor of the project. The electricians were giving us a hard time and so our foreman intercepted their delivery and used the crane to put it on the roof. They were looking for there shit for like 20 minutes Once seen a guys cart with like 50 pounds of tools nailed to the wall 6ft up. A buddy of mine nailed a coworkers chair to the ceiling. Telling apprentices to go find the board stretcher And again I DID NOT DAMAGE HIS PROPERTY. I did not hide his stuff or damage it. For example, it would be like if you hung your keys on a hook at work and I tied the keys to the hook it just takes you a few extra seconds to get it off. submitted by /u/ThrowRA-ForgetMeNot- to r/pettyrevenge [link] [comments]

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