Recent content by dringb

Of course you're too old. You're damn near ancient.

I went to a discount store and bought some cheap yoga mats. The foam is dense and thicker than most pads. They were easily cut and lay flat. There's a wide selection of colors that make things easier to see than the customary black. Good luck and congratulations.

I was thrilled with the way my floor looks. It's easy to sweep because the tile edges are very precise and they lay absolutely flat. I'm not saying it's the best product out there since I've only used RaceDeck, but for me it's a great product and goes down really easy.

My flashlight of choice is the surefire. I was originally issued one in Iraq. I admit that it is exceptionally expensive, and it eats batteries. The battery style is #123. The batteries are expensive and the light is expensive, but if you want to blind your opponent or look into a dark hole...

My racedeck has only been down a couple of weeks, but it is much more comfortable to work on than the concrete underneath it. I didn't insulate since I live in the deep south.

72 beautiful degrees. Sometimes I'm really thankful to live in Florida.

Great timing! I have already received my vinyl striping and was waiting for a warmer day to put it up. Your feature was a lot of help and I now have less anxiety about getting it right.

How do you say jealous in Canadian? Great job.

Be careful what you say. Locally we just had a judgement of $7+million, when one Toyota dealer referred to another Toyota dealer owned by a man of Iranian descent as "Taliban Toyota", and said that he supported terrorists. One time I'm on the Iranian guys side.

Thanks for all the great ideas. A few of your ideas are already being put in to use.

Any advice on how to store a wide variety of clamps? Some are wood working, and others metal work. I've finally gotten off my dead **** and am reorganizing my garage thanks to the great advice found on GJ. Hope you guys can help me out!

I've had a Fein for about a year and I have to say it's one of the best quality tools I've ever used. I agree with getting the corded model. The cord is very long and the extra power provides a continuous, high powered use. Good luck, I know it isn't cheap, but if you do much woodwork it is...