Rob Chewning
My applicator storage tube. Yes, some poly does go on the floor!
Keith Elberson
Best tool out there.
Kenneth Varnes
My great-grandfather's 15-ton Simplex railroad jack.
Glenn Harris
I purchased it in 1990. It's great for blending edges, and it makes quick work of the edges during intercoat abrasion on natural jobs.
Robert Patterson
1970 Powernail hand nailer. Never jams, drives a nail like going in butter. Fifty years old this year.
Charles Carroll
Still works but retired it on a shelf—an old Rockwell jigsaw I've had for a long time and was passed down to me for safekeeping.
Josh Hansman
Seventeen years, same scraper. Any other scraper would just feel weird in my hands.
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Jim Sours
I still have 20 other mallets but this one's my fave!
Chris Kulakowsky
For when I get bored of my nailers with wheels that make it too easy.
Steve Potter
I have four Cavanaugh nailers that are all in working condition. I do use them on occasion, but I can't find nails anymore.
Chuck Kutchera
I've probably had this Bell System hammer for over 20 years. Can't get rid of it, as I'm still using it.
Jorge Perez
My mallet is called Baby G; it is my OG mallet. It really sucks a floor in tight without a doubt. Any stubborn board or bowed board never stands a chance.
Wayne Walker
My very first tool box when I started—it's a food delivery box. I keep a few things in it still and use it as a reminder to always stay humble and to never forget the struggle. I've had it for over 10 years now.
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