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Good to know. Thank you

I've hesitated on these because the front lid doesn't open very far. If you pull the shocks on it would it then open all the way and fold back flat?

It is worm drive. There are a couple of PC hand power tool experts at Owwm.org. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I did just fine with 1/2" spade bit. Sent from my SM-N960U using Tapatalk

I have an old craftsman drill and the manual contains an ad for the circular saw attachment. First I've ever seen it and now it shows up here.

A fiberglass 28 footer is a heavy handful for one guy inside a pole barn. I think your plan is solid. My lights in my pole barn are at 14', and I use my 24 ft FG Ladder for that work. Even that's a chore to move around inside the shop without hitting innocent tools.

I'm more likely to leave the house without a wallet or cellphone, than leave without a knife. I switch around between Milwaukee fast back when I'm working, to Leatherman skeletool when I'm working around the property, or a benchmade folder when I'm going places. Usually Crooked river or 940...

http://trojanmfg.com Plastic horses have their place, but for heavy work, the trojan horses are awesome.

Heck no. Garage belongs to my wife. Got it empty last year and all she did was fill it back up with free furniture finds that we don't need. Never going back in that garage again. It's her domain. Might spend the day tidying up the shop though.

Is anyone making an adapter to use M12 Batteries in a 12v Bosch Tool?

Is there such a thing as a floor jack that is easy to roll over a gravel driveway? I have two trucks, three trailers, and a tractor. Seems like one of em always needs a repair, and it's easier to take tools to vehicle versus moving vehicle with a flat into the shop. Sent from my SM-G950U...

Just did an image search on "Pocket Magneto Spanner" Lots of images came up that are similar, and some are very near to identical. Thank you!

May not be able to see in pictures, but it is engraved with "made in England". Each wrench is marked with a number. 1 thru 8 1 = 5/32" 2 = 11/64" 3 = 13/64" 4 = 15/64" 5 = 1/4" 6 = 9/32" or .2820" 7 = 9/32" or .2865" 8 = 19/64" There is a tiny fathead screwdriver and a 1/64" feeler gauge ad...

Friend of mine retired and is liquidating to become a full time rv'er. He decided this would look better in my shop. Technically, it's a lawn mower sharpener, and if anybody has the missing pieces, I'd be interested. Sent from my SM-G950U using Tapatalk

Love mine.