Recent content by planeguy

With two teenage kids you should at least wait till they are gone before backfilling such a large investment. At that point you may decide its time to rethink the whole empty nest and the a pool is a selling point to many buyers

A counterpoint to all the folks who say to not waste your money fixing someone else's property....the first time I try my hand at anything I do not usually get results to live with. The best case for a renter is to get the landlord commit to paying materials....put in the labor and take away...

I'm not sure I understand..... while the focus of many comments here are on particle contamination, your willingness to paint outside and line of questions indicates that you are simply afraid of fumes. Is that it? IMO any rattle can work is nothing to worry about. simply prep, paint and then...

Yeah, If you are breaking screwdrivers It is rarely the tools fault....

Funny....At perilous risk of being called a troll....I know nothing about soldering or repairing electronics. I only cared to read through this thread because it was something other than "Oh I had one" and "Me too". Perhaps there are better places for the discussion, places that people like me...

Now this thread is going somewhere. HF has the metal brake cheap enough for such a project. What would be the best or affordable material choice for water jeting the bases? Options for screw jacks?....etc. Keep in mind this is more furniture from the garage not for our garage. Lets get...

I'm really surprised that there is nobody here who has yet chimed in who can show how to do this look for 10 cents on the dollar

You guys ever notice that these are all over the place in second and third world countries? Wonder if they really cost that much or are the US distributors just making a big profit.

I would like to get a decent drill bit set. I have seen some recommendations on here for some but what I really want is replacability of bits with the same exact bit. I really can't stand things being all mixed and unmatched is there a decent set from a well established company where I can...

Re: Dear Sears(5 years from now) Buying american is a canibalistic economy, you support high wages by high costs, you then need more money for what you do to keep up with costs and this is true of every worker. there is no net gain in this cycle. I prefer to buy USA tools because China...

Maybe you could actually post a quality alternative rather than simple (unsubstantiated) criticism since the OP asked specifically for which lights he should buy