Recent content by Hugemoose

Because $60+ to put air in your wheelbarrow and car tires is a bit crazy for the average home mechanic. I mean I love my Harbor freight tools (sometimes), but I'll admit I picked this up real quick and have already used it a few times. For the non-professional mechanics here, like me, it's...

Great deal thanks. This will be much nicer than switching back to forth between a chuck and a gauge.

I picked that deal up while it was on sale over the 4th. I know I've seen the bare gun cheaper by maybe $20-30 on JDTco., but a "free" 5 amp battery is never a bad deal. Plus, I had a $15 off if I spent at least $100 and used my HD credit card. It's a no-brainer since I always pay off the card...

Craftsman Vice - $75 Phila, PA I'm not a vice expert so I don't know if this is truly a good deal or not :headscrat But maybe somebody knows what it is and would like it. https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/tls/d/craftsman-vise-heavy-vintage/6742700805.html

Mini ex. I payed a local guy to dig down to the footer around my garage, approximately 4.5 feet down). It took him half a day, and I paid $475 cash. It would have been about $260 after tax and damage waiver for one day rental if I got one myself. He also brought in 5 tons of crushed stone for me...

Bench Grinder - $30 (Berwyn, PA) https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/tls/d/bench-grinder/6612754422.html Seems like a half decent deal for somebody. 1/3 hp Crafstman w/bit sharpening jig and extra wheel.

I have no advice on the grout pump, but I like that idea. For the outside however, I would look into a better, rubberized paint on membrane as opposed to drylock. I used this: Or find something similar which should work a little better than the drylock. The most important step however...

Haha yeah those help! I had so much soil to move, and so little space I ended up hiring a guy with a Mini-excavator to dig for me. Only cost $200 more than what it would have cost me to rent one....and he knew what he was doing! Make sure you dig down past the foundation too. The landscape...

I'm not sure if you finished your trenching project, but get some good pit seepage fabric (find a local landscape supplier), and more stone. I am just finished up a similar project around my garage except it was on all 3 sides below grade. Nearly 60 feet of pipe (x2 just in case) and nearly 5...

I know this is an older thread, but our 18 month old LG system also does the same thing. The sound only emits from one unit of our 3 head system. It also sounds electrical, and immediately stops if I turn the breaker off. During the summer months if I don't use the AC at any given time, I just...

Yeah I ended up grabbing it. Sometimes I find things and think, "Nah, I don't need that, but it's a good deal." Then of course 2 minutes later I change my mind and go pick it up. That's basically what happened here.

Point taken! :bowdown:

I'm trying to pick this up today. Seems too good to pass up. Makita table saw with stand - $25 https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/tls/d/makita-contractor-table-saw/6582179695.html

Who did you use for the slab? I need to have my 20x20 redone and I'm right outside Philly as well (Abington). The structure looks like it's going to be nice. Good call on an Amish built unit!

Philadelphia PA - Craftsman and Littlestown bench vise - $30 each https://philadelphia.craigslist.org/tls/d/vises-30ea/6568215904.html