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project. This is the second half of our two-part pro-talk interview with Carpenter Brian Campbell.

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Welcome to the Fine Home Building Pro Talk podcast, a regular discussion with building industry

professionals.

This is Senior Editor Patrick McComb.

Today I'm joined by Twin Cities Carpenter Brian Campbell. You can find the Fine Home Building

Pro Talk podcast and the original Fine Home Building podcast at finehomebuilding.com slash podcast.

So your tool system, which, you know, is part of the things I find interesting about the way you work.

But the other thing recently, I've been watching you restore an old bread truck, literally an old aluminum bread truck to be your carpenter's rig.

And it has a drop-down door on the back that allows you to roll your carts right into someone's driveway or into their garage or what have you.

Has the vehicle also been an evolution in your work methods?

Yes. I, you know, you speak of, I spoke earlier of frustration leading to creativity.

And I originally used these carts in a Dodge Ram Pro Master.

Your typical work band is about the same size as a sprinter.

And they worked in there just fine.

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