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https://www.amazon.com/K%C3%A4rcher-Walk-Behind-Outdoor-Capacity-Sweeping/dp/B08M4D1K8F/tag=atomicindus08-20?tag=atomicindus08-20 This is an amazing floor sweeper if you have a large shop, AND it's 40% off! I've had mine for a year now, absolutely love it.

Everything looks great! Glad to see it coming along. I wouldn't mess with UFO's as your ceilings aren't nearly high enough to give you good light without lots of shadows. I have both tube and UFO's at my shop with 16ft ceilings and I should have just added more LED tube fixtures.

Damnit @Honch, I didn't NEED to reinvent the broom, but I'll be damned if I didn't order one of those fancy Karchers for my shop! The slightly smaller S4 was on sale so I snagged one to try. EDIT: And I can now say I am absolutely in love with it, what a game changer for keeping a smooth shop...

I just gotta say, buddy, that reading your updates always makes me feel better about what I did or did not accomplish in the shop... 😅 Glad to see you posting, as always.

Way to call me out like that! *Stares at the 20 Year-long Thunderbird project with EFI conversion sitting in the shop* Glad to hear you're still alive, love the tip on separating oil and water!

Don't forget to spray it with anti-corrosive spray, @GeddyT. We know that "temporary fix" is gonna be there until the battery dies!:ROFLMAO:

In on this!

Wow, did they really go through the front?! *Shudder* I always assumed this type of thing occurred at the back of the neck. Glad you are on the road to recovery buddy!

They did a monolithic pour addition that's only 4 ft wide? That's terrible. So the outer wall is sitting on a narrow slab that's very long with a thickened edge(Heavier) along that side and no proper footer. That's why it is settling, too much ground pressure. Neither Poly or mudjacking is a...

Bought a 12k off-brand 20 SEER unit from eBay 3 years ago, installed without purging lines, it has been running well 24/7 since then. Just about every unit for sale has pre-charged lines and units that don't require professional install. I believe I had mine put in within a couple hours.

Hey Gregor, I understand exactly how you feel on all fronts and it is utterly exhausting. Unfortunately the only thing to do, is keep moving forward, one step at a time. Regarding the vehicle problem, I told my parent I needed to take their car in for service one day, and just didn't bring it...

Boy, that machine won't seem like such a good deal when he gets the bill for repairing the truck!! That's rough, you always have the most exciting adventures buddy! (Still can't believe the ball valve came apart)

You'd think they would have some way to heat those facilities at least warm enough to prevent THAT kind of freezing! Sounds like a wild time, glad you guys are ok, sorry to hear about your Toyota *Snicker* :P

Based on what I read, I'm fairly certain it does NOT include drywall, any doors, or a concrete floor. The specific garage doors you choose will change the price but you aren't getting 3 roll-up sectional garage doors for less than $9000, especially with high-lift track and operators. Basically...

Wow Tom! That came out super nice! Love the execution, hopefully she loves it more than the phone case?;)