Habitat - Deconstruction - Tools

This 5 minute Habitat for Humanity video shows the various tools used by the Denver affiliate when performing weekly deconstruction projects on homes scheduled for demolition or remodeling. Some of the tools are absolutely vital and are used on every job. Others are needed less frequently.

Our most important tools are: three cordless drills with chargers and spare batteries, 5 or 6 flat bars (pry bars), 5 or 6 hammers, (especially useful are the 2 lb. hammers!), a small step ladder, screwdrivers, hacksaw, channel locks, vice grips, stiff putty knife (for cutting through silicone caulk under sinks/toilets), wire cutters and a electric "Sawzall" with a selection of blades and extra extension cords.

But there are many other tools which we have available and use somewhat less frequently. Here's a complete list:

TOOL LIST:
Small step ladder
(3) 1 lb. hammers
(2) 2 lb. hammers
10 lb. sledge hammer
(5) flat bars
(1) full size crow bar
Sawzall & lots of spare blades
Selection of screwdrivers
Tool box (s)
Carrying Tub(s)
Extension cords
Garden hose
Hack saw & spare blades
Clip board w/ Habitat forms
Gloves & Safety Glasses
(3) cordless drills & spare batteries
- plenty of spare bits / various types
Heavy duty, insulated wire cutters
Large, flat, metal putty knife
Vice grip
Pliers
Crescent (adjustable) wrench (s)
Channel locks
Allen wrench set
Socket set & handle
Cold chisel
Utility knife & spare blades
Flashlight & spare batteries / bulbs
First Aid Kit
Hard Hats

CONSUMABLES:
Extra Sawzall blades (especially metal cutting)
Small boxes and baggies for small parts; screws
Assortment of screw gun tips, including:
Flat
Phillips
Square (1/16 and 3/32)
Allen head
¼ nut driver
Blades for utility knife
Hacksaw blades
Flashlight batteries and bulbs

Category:

Education

Tags:

• Habitat
• Humanity
• deconstruction
• salvage
• tools

[pelujir]

BMW pickup truck ha ha ha