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At work we have a couple of the 3-1/2" cutoff tools you mentioned and I like the ergonomics of them a lot. For big and heavy projects they aren't ideal but in the right application they are a great tool and the horizontal shaft arrangement is more comfortable for me. Better quality cutoff discs...

The Channellock adjustable wrenches are made in Spain and are the best I have used. Excellent quality and still in production. https://channellock.com/product/824/

The biggest thing with any PPE is it needs to fit well for 2 reasons - better it fits the better it works and the better it fits the more comfortable it is and the more likely you are to wear it for the duration of the noisy task. That said try as many pairs as you can, find the ones that fit...

Have you seen the made in India raised panel Craftsman wrenches at Lowe's recently? Looked and felt terrible.

Liquid laundry detergent (any brand is better than powder) and warm water for the clothes, all of them including socks and such. While the clothes are washing hit the tub liquid dish soap (like Dawn) and a scrub brush, hit every square inch. Good luck!

I dabble a bit and the best advice I have is get good at sharpening stuff - it will make the difference between ruining things and hurting yourself and having a nice time making things. I do 100% hand stitching and yes it is time consuming but it is meditative and super relaxing if you have a...

Long time lurker, first time poster...happy to be caught up to the pizza portion of the thread. Living in a pizza desert and having fallen for Detroit/Sicilian/Grandma pizza we, like many have spent our indoor pandemic times attacking cooking projects to fill the void left by dining out. One...