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Gregor, It’s quite the timing that I read this as I just had a conversation about this last night with Jamie. She just had a...

Here you go...three layers.

Sorry if I already answered in your other thread, I can't remember? I look at hundreds of these every year, most don't work or quit...

I don't think that version meets the fire code, HDPE is highly flammable. You might get by with a code-defining covering of concrete or...

Not in NYC, the most your going to hit is a mixture of gravel and sand, in Brooklyn and Manhattan, Queens and Staten Island for a...

What kind of exterior waterproofing did you do? Bentonite injections are highly popular with these old-school stone walls. I would...

Acrylic or Polycarbonate, either will work but once you go over 1/4" it starts to get really expensive. Easy to cut with woodworking...

Neat, there's a few versions out there with orange and yellow colors. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/roadrunner-tool-box.43554/

I would think a metal's supplier or even manufacturer would be able to get you exactly what you need...

Nice Hammond Grinder Socal Steve! I worked a few night shifts at the factory in the 80's when Manpower was a thing. They'd have me...

I would think a medium-size Bosch Hammer Drill (RH-328VC, or whatever this model is called now)and a Bosch Bulldog X-treme Bit (for...

Beautiful, I was thinking that was a JVC DC-7 but it's something else, maybe the SG-J800? I've got several of the big TT boomboxes but...

I just finished putting up shelves for some of my old boom box radios. As most of you know, we left Arizona a little over a year ago...

I have rocky ground as well, I put very heavy weights on the inside corners instead. An easy idea is concrete or sand in a five gallon...

You'd have to look at the ASTM standard to see the differences, usually it's what kind of **** it's moving. I would use neither! I...