Recent content by Daylan Goughman

i think it really comes down to matching what you enjoy with where your strengths naturally show-if you like variety and problem-solving, trades like electrical or hvac keep you on your toes, while if you've got stamina and like seeing fast progress, concrete or framing might feel rewarding.

I've heard the same-pintle hitches can be a little noisy, but that extra articulation really shines when your'e bouncing around off-road with a heavy log load.

Hey, I'm definitely noticing the same trend-having both hands-on experience and some tech knowledge like BIM or drones seems to give workers an edge. But I'm curious, do you think employers would rather hire someone with strong field experience who can eb trained on tech later, or someone who...

Hey everyone, I'm looking into putting up a metal garage and I'm trying to figure out what the real all-in cost ends up being. I see a lot of advertised kit prices, but I know that's usually just the starting point. What did you guys actually end up paying once you factored in site prep...