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Make sure that you use plywood or OSB that is stamped EXPOSURE 1. This labeling is your guarantee that waterproof resins and glues were used to bond together the wood. EXPOSURE 1 plywood and OSB are made to withstand repeated rainfall with little or no damage during a normal time frame...

I'll look into the Stanley facom deal,know several of their employees. I better keep my mouth shut about Stanley though, odd and greedy company for sure is all I will say

good tip there on the bees for sure WD40= water displacement formula #40 not its sole intended purpose of busting nutts :D have also used Kellogs version with good results but its about twice as high...

they make some nice grill cooking tools as well

they sure have some crazy label on their cans and yes it comes in gallons, seen it at Auto Zones

100,000 beers I think

my personal fav :bounce: :beer:

yall like it ?

I have nothing but trouble with PC air compressors to be honest, stopped selling them maybe you will get lucky. Im pretty sure Delvilbiss makes them for them Im pretty sure. If you have a DeWalt/Porter Cable service center near by Id say buy it if its a good price though. i mainly had issues...

good point about the core stuff being American made. Like I said Estwing now imports a few hammers but they are not the classic Estwing hammers we are used too with the blue or leather handles. You can spot them quick. Their core stuff is still made right here

Im a sales rep for the largest independant hardware wholesale distributor in the world, we sell over 75,000 products to hardware stores, lumber yards, building centers and farm supplies in every state and 60 countries. I love selling hand tools and power tools, but hate writing credits for stuff...

I think the last American made Diamond product was a fence plier btw I saw an American Tool saw blade tonight at WAlly world so I guess that Irwin/rubbermaid is still using that brand name for either Walart exclusivly or the big box stores but its not sold thru hardware stores for sure.

Are they as nice as their price suggest they are? http://www.montezumamfg.com/

only thing left in Diamond is ferrer tools for using on horses,all owned by Cooper

any of yall old enough to remember Blue Grass Tools ? Sold in hardware stores in the Mid South for years and years, used to be owned by a company in Lousiville Ky, called Belknap hardware, went out of business in 1985