Recent content by MemphisR32

Releif valve needs to be open and the hot water faucet in at the highest elevation. If it still doesn’t drain then the valve might be scaled up. Try poking a screwdriver in the valve to clear some scale away, then reconnect the drain hose and open valve. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Whatever you do dont get the WORX trimmer. My dad gave me one along with a blower and they ****. I cant even get half my .18 acre yard trimmed using both the included batteries. The blower would last 5 minutes on a single battery.

I know for work we used Co2 (dryice) blasting to remove paint on delicate surfaces. I believe the company we used was called Coldjet or Icejet (something like that). There might be a place near you to rent this equipment but like others have said you might have lead in the removed paint particles.

Congrats Bullfrog! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Picked up at Home Depot the Brushless leaf blower. I guess there is a new version coming out so the price was marked down to 98.00 from 149.00. I also had a 15% coupon I was able to use to I got a great deal. Used it this weekend to clean snow off the driveway and sidewalks (yea super...

I huge merry Christmas to KSB for my Secret Santa gift. I was so blown away by the note and assortment of items in my care package it made me tear up a little. The abrasive stone from his province along with a old machinist rule from my own state is super cool. It reminded me of a rule I got...

I think some Santa must be tired or spacing out. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Santa delivered my present today. It came all the way from Canada!! My victims package is due to arrive on the 21st according to tracking. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

This is my girl Summer. She’s a 10 year old beagle we rehomed. She likes to come out and sniff around the garage but prefers to be in warmth and sleeping on something soft. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Mine will be shipping out today.

I was thinking about this also, im sure most of the 1/4" Hex impacts would have the power to do the work he is asking. I know my Milwaukee M18 brush-less 1/4" hex impact will remove the lug nuts from my car with ease.

Finally my wife and I bought a house and have been to busy working on it to document the process but the garage was a mess and a lot of work was done removing old cabinets covering holes in the walls, removing the popcorn ceiling on 1/4 of the garage and pairing the place so I have a blank...

What about the Milwaukee Shockwave series bits. I think for what you are doing a impact driver with the setup would work well. Here is an example set and you can use an extender to get reach if you need it. The locking bit holders come in many lengths and you eliminate the bulk of the 3/8"...

In also. This is one of my highlights of the year!

What did you do "IN" your garage today? Finished up last night painting the garage of the new house we are moving into. I forgot a before photo but it was full of old cabinets and other random stuff. Stripped it out fitted some lighting, new garage opener and patch/mudded the wall...