Recent content by burnedonice

Acme has (2) 6ah for $150, best deal ive seen lately.

Thanks! got a journeymans set also, as well as most sizes not included. $60 is a great price.

I bought my msuv last year for Christmas on sale for $100. It's the only reason I didn't return my stupid heavy 12" slider and buy a 7" slider. I love it man Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Who wears pants in the shop?

siding nails are called siding nails for a reason, use the correct fasteners for the application. I use electro galv ring shank 2.25" nails when installing siding, but stainless is always best, especially where you live

If you're a mechanic, the M12's are awesome. Fuel impacts and ratchets do wonders. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

man, those ceilings look especially tall. Whats the overall height?

Back to the deals: Haven't hunted in a while, but got a few items yesterday. These were a penny. Got 6 for family. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Pictures of the cars??? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

How's the progress going? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Funniest thing ever! thanks man Man, i would love to see some pictures. i REALLY want a magnum or a nicer honda cub, but budget has me with these guys for now. (trying to only trade up, as i have little cash into them other than maintence). The amount of Peds here in KC is unreal. What do...

Mine would be last year on Black Friday, Home Depot had the Ridgid table saw for $300, didn't buy it and needed it a month later. Paid an extra $100 i shouldn't have had to. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

But doesn't it feel good to be the one that can loan it out now? It seems like I've got 2 of every tool, and someone is always needing a tool. It feels good to give back (by fueling the addiction) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Ryobi makes a perfectly fine set of tools for homeowners, I own a set for at the office and have Dewalt 20v at home. I obviously like the dewalt more, but the ryobi does fine for building shelves and asst tasks. Milwaukee, dewalt, and ridgid are great tools to last through any project you do at...

Re: Moving out Doors like that are the first thing on my garage list, need to hide my pantry and paints. Looks good dude!