Recent content by KDT

Here is the last of it's kind, a 100% Made in the USA tape measure. Features: Baked on blade coating. 3 rivet end hook. Positive lock. Oversized numbers. I just got mine - nice. They have a 12' version as well. http://store.harryepstein.com/cp/TapeMeasure/57213.html

I'm building mine using TP plans and component kit. Mine is going to be bigger than the the plans (30'' deep, 48'' wide, 64-1/2'' high). I figure I'll build a $1200 unit for about $300. :thumbup: http://www.tptools.com/p/335,142_Build-Your-Own-Cabinet-Foot-Pedal-Operated-System.html

Found a Wilton 5" vise - should I buy it? This is one of my favorite threads and I've been lurking for a while hoping to pickup a vise worth restoring and posting the results. Anyway,I bumped into this one but I have no idea what a fair price would be for it or if it's even worth the effort of...

This is great news guys. I can breath a little easier now. If I've learned anything over the years, it's that you can never be too careful (paranoid) when it comes to electrical. I appreciate your expertise and thanks for taking the time to respond. :beer: Ken

I know there are number of very skilled guys on this forum and I'm hoping I could get a little advise. The high limit switch (red button) popped on my electric water heater in my shop a couple of days ago. I reset the button and the water heater seems to be working fine. This morning I turned...

Is there a general “rule of thumb” for how warm a garage should be maintained at for housing and servicing older cars and motorcycles, along with hand and power tools, related shop manuals and reference books, etc? Is it a matter of maintaining a certain humidity level? I’m in a loosely...

I've searched the forum on this but got no hits. I found a Dayton G74, and to my untrained eye I cannot see the difference between it and the ever popular G73. DAYTON ELECTRIC UTILITY HEATER MODEL G74 • FOR PRIMARY OR SUPPLEMENTAL HEATING INGARAGES, STORES, WORKSHOPS, WAREHOUSES, ETC. • AREA...

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