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http://www.thetoolwarehouse.net/specials/Cruisin4SavingsCoupon.html 10% off coupon from an email today. Hope that helps someone out there

Have you made any cabinets? Cabinetry is not especially difficult once you figure out your setups for the joints and you are dead on square with your various cuts. Working with full sheets is not the easiest thing to do. When i put built the cabinets for my kitchen I bought a large bisemeyer...

I agree that this is a very questionable practice and definately abuses the intent of the warranty. With regards the tool dealers, they usually have acceptable percentages of sales to defectives. I would expect that he/she may clam up if the percentage of defectives is high for that ??? period...

It sounds like you do want a quick and dirty job. Are you wanting to do this with the motor in the car? Surely it has been done before this way but it may not last all that long and is asking for trouble creating abrasive dust if you don't keep it from getting into the oil (cover up and clean...

A crowsfoot with a torque wrench may fit the bill but be aware that using one can change the torque. This is a link I found pretty quickly with google... http://www.flashoffroad.com/Maintenance/Specs/torqueSpecs/torqingCrowsfoot.htm value.

Hi, I went through comparing windows for my house refitting about 2 years ago now. It is a maze. I think rwhite692 is onto something for finding the correct info. There is also a professional rating organization that you can look up the windows on for a 1 to 1 comparison but I am sorry I don't...

I have a set of the Bondhus too and have no issues. I thought they were fairly easy to find. I think they have an option called ProGrip or ProHold that will keep the fastener while positioning.