Recent content by pigpen23

That is what I was originally thinking of doing. Would be relatively inexpensive and wouldn't be a very difficult installation to install one or two of these. They have some interesting products. This item looks like it may do the trick...

Thanks for your insight. I'll agree that during the winter months, there can be a small amount of condensation on the windows, but it generally stays near the edge. The windows on the garage doors never have this issue. The windows completely fogging up when I spray off/wash vehicles is the...

The condensation on the windows is mainly from when I wash vehicles in the garage.

I should have mentioned that. I have two ceiling fans that are generally on all winter and they actually do a very good job of drying the floor. Don't do much to help with the condensation on the windows though. Thanks for the replies so far everyone, I'll look into your ideas.

I just read this thread (https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?p=8116606) and have similar but different questions. I have a heated attached 3.5 car garage and in the winter the snow and ice obviously melts off our vehicles. I also like to wash the vehicles in the garage which on...

Looks good! Funny how many members I find from the Dmax forum on other forums lol

lol that's not good. Hopefully it was a fluke and you get it replaced!

China. Couldn't find any Taiwan ones. Unless anyone knows where I can, I'll keep these coming.

Just found the Gearwrench sets on sale for $35 each on True Value's site!

I don't know if there's a better place to post this or not, but if anyone is looking for Flex Head GearWrenches, I just bought the 7 piece SAE and Metric set from True Value online for only $35 (online price only) per set. Free shipping if shipped to a store near you.

I don't do the Facebooks so no go on that, but I'll check out Advance. You're talking Advance Auto?

I like your guy's logic. It'd be a totally different story if I used all these tools daily and made money with them, but I don't and I also don't have a bottomless bank account. My dad has all sorts of nice brands of tools, but he also uses them every day as a Machinist. I work on my own ****...

Hammers are another thing I forgot about that I'll eventually add. What I've got now will suffice until then. Thanks for the suggestion. AND THANKS TO EVERYONE ELSE FOR THEIR SUGGESTIONS TOO!!!

Well, I picked up some tools and ordered some tools. I'm sure some of you will be disappointed but that's alright. So far I got the Craftsman 311 piece set, Williams 8 piece screwdrivers, Channellock 4-piece pliers, a 10" Knipex Pliers Wrench (never tried one of these), and some Ernst wrench...

Honestly I'm not too sure. Want quality, yet don't want to spend a ton. Really I'm leaning towards getting a Craftsman or Husky Mechanics set to build off of. If I need to replace (I've broken very few Craftsman tools unless I was misusing them), I'll start buying more expensive brands...