Recent content by catchlizzy

Appreciate it if anyone has a 20% coupon.

Would appreciate a Zoro 20%, my cart is loaded with some expensive tools.

Not the same but I think this a steal @400 for 18-gauge steel tool chest: Model # H52TR9HD https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-52-in-9-Drawer-Industrial-Roller-Cabinet-Tool-Chest-in-Textured-Finish-H52TR9HD/303411381 The ironic thing is it's cheaper to buy separately the bottom + top versus HD...

ebay code "PRESDAY" doesn't work for Item 292303698620, unless I'm doing something wrong.

IMO, nothing compares to Dixon's. I've tried various brands including Milton (but not the high flow) and they all fall short of fit/finish and tightness of the connections. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00835GIO6/?tag=atomicindus08-20...

The GearWall panels are fantastic. I started out with Rubbermaid Fasttrack then switched Gladiator GearTrack. After I added more Gladiator gears I tore down all my GearTracks with GearWall because I wanted flexibility and versatility with cabinets, shelves, and hooks. The GearWalls so far are...

Modified cord reel to mount on Gladiator GearWall panels; drilled two holes in the cord reel metal mount and fastened to Gladiator horizontal bike hook. ReelWorks 65' cord reel from Amazon for $70, quality seems surprisingly good.

Northern Tool B&M has the Milwaukee 2763-22 M18 Impact Wrench kit on sale for $329, in-store only. This kit has the new 5.0 Ah batteries. I'm pretty sure you can combine with $50 off $250 coupon. I'm in the DFW area.

I have a Coxreels hand crank reel (model 1125-4-200) with 100' Goodyear hose. Total weight is ~50 lbs. My intention is to mount the reel to my Gladiator GearWall panels using the Gladiator wall mounting brackets. I wonder if anyone have mounted such reel to the wall. Thanks in advance...

If it's like my house, your A/C unit in the attic should have a primary drain to your house plumbing. In most cases, it drains into your upstairs bathroom drain. You can usually see a Tee from your bathroom sink p-trap to a PVC pipe running into a wall (up to your A/C unit in the attic). When...