Recent content by mfa81

Last time I got for 30% never seen the 40% unfortunately :( I wanted to get some more, but man 20% I'm resisting!

Here are the measurements New Age sent me, they are the same for the 28 and 42 cabinets except the 42s 39.22 wide.

https://www.matcotools.com/catalog/search?searchText=88+tooth+ratchets&facets=

Planning new cabinets for the garage, I have about 10' on 2 walls back to back, one side I'm planning to have cabinets and a sink, most likely a 42" sink and a 42' door cabinet and 2x42' wall cabinets, since I want to have some wall space. One the other side I'm having a hard time deciding...

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anyone still waiting for their backordered ratchets?

Doesn't look like this has been posted yet, all Matco 88s are on sale 30% ends June 27th "Save 30% on all 88 tooth ratchets NOW! Every size, color and length is up for grabs. Don't miss out on this limited time deal. Offer ends June 27."

get the knipex precision tips, they are a bit cheaper if you order from amazon.de

agree, they lost all that was good about Colorado Cyclist since they were acquired, planet cyclery think had a much larger reach! bicycle industry in in trouble currently, lost of bankruptcy and closings

I also prefer the standard plain red grips, I don't have big hands, and the pliers are so easy to use that I don't find the standard grips to cause any discomfort

looks like you only need to vacuum the unit, it comes pre charged according to the manual. Looks like you can pick up the tools for ~$100 and DIY

anybody has any experience with the wood workbench top sold at grainger? https://www.grainger.com/product/GRAINGER-APPROVED-Workbench-Top-3MKC7 not much more expensive than a butcher block from HD others suggested, not clear to me what exactly is the material or wood. they have other butcher...

anybody used odies oil on a workbench top? wondering how does it compare with danish/tung/boiled linseed. seems to be easier to apply and wait time is also reduced, more expensive at ~$40 but not bad

any idea when should I expect to see some decent deals on 12v drill/drivers? Looking to add to my 20V some smaller ones for around the house work...

Use for a long time, started with nest and changed to ecobee because of the wireless sensors for different rooms (have west and north facing bedrooms). Nest used to be better doing automated stuff and detecting people are home but I needed the ecobee wireless sensors