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Belt Sander
Season 1, Ep. 15
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Imperial Pete explains why, despite being carpenter, he does not wear a tool belt. Metric Max talks about a client who implied he should remove his shoes on the job.
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9. Table Saw
42:48||Season 2, Ep. 9Imperial Pete unfurls "the swastika siding scandal". Metric Max acquires a new target: linear drains. Then they load up for a major tool. Can the guys give the table saw an honest rating? Or has "carpenter's choice" obliterated the already shaky rating system?
8. Shit Chisel
28:57||Season 2, Ep. 8Imperial Pete's tools move into his home. Metric Max ends up in a sticky situation involving the resale of a stripper pole. Then they discuss a tool that is by definition shit, but has its uses.
7. Marrette
36:45||Season 1, Ep. 7Metric Max and Imperial Pete come to the conclusion that any sufficiently advanced electrical work done by a carpenter is indistinguishable from magic to a client.
6. Fein MultiMaster
37:28||Season 2, Ep. 6Imperial Pete's neighbours find out about something he was hoping to keep private. Metric Max's migrant worker era comes to an end. The boys show surprising enthusaism for the "Dorito" Fein tool attachement.
5. Pica Pencil
29:39||Season 2, Ep. 5Metric Max has an odd experience at a Hamburg spa. Imperial Pete divulges his go-to Christmas gift. Then our hosts debate the most conentious tool to date.
4. Tin Snips
41:21||Season 1, Ep. 4Metric Max and Imperial Pete explore the nuances of dog fucking. A caller implores them to consider other trades when rating a tool.
3. Combination Square
37:43||Season 2, Ep. 3Metric Max and Imperial Pete ask the pressing question: Is drywall organic? Plus, German guy's manifseto that lays out a 100 year plan to revolutionize the way people work.
2. Hard Hat
46:50||Season 1, Ep. 2Imperial Pete and Metric Max declare war on Crispo Canada's enshitified spikes. Plus: the "Shopping Theory" of prefab home construction.
1. Chalk Line
43:24||Season 2, Ep. 1Metric Max and Imperial Pete attempt to bring more accuracy to the rating system by introducing a new category called "Carpenter's Choice".