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I have a red 4 drawer middle chest I don't really need. Still looks as good as the day I took it home from Sears in 2003. Shipping would probably kill it though... Even have a couple authentic Craftsman drawer organizers in there...

@larry4406 Sure! Here's the garage before the slabs were in. You can see the reverse brick ledge along the back that the slabs will eventually sit on. Here's after the slabs were placed, and before they were grouted in. Here's what it looked like from underneath, that same day. After...

I've used landscape lights (LED) and transformers from https://www.voltlighting.com/and been very happy with them. All their stuff has a lifetime warranty, even the bulbs.

I like this. How deep and wide is the trench? And what are you using to cover it?

That's a better question for the Milwaukee addiction thread.

Same for mine as well.

Also, Tool Nut has a few hours left of their Milwaukee flash sale: $75 off $350, $50 off $250, or $25 off $150. Good deal if you're looking for something that rarely goes on sale. I've been watching for deals for the framing nailer for months now, and finally pulled the trigger...

More Milwaukee deals today under Home Depot's Special Buy of th Day section: https://www.homedepot.com/SpecialBuy/SpecialBuyOfTheDay

Clark's "not in original box" string trimmer kit is now bumped up to $100, but on the plus side they now have the pole saw (attachment only) for $125 (again "not in original box").

Whole unit. Put it all together and took it for a test spin this afternoon. I think maybe it was parted out from larger kits, because it also came with instruction books for a battery charger and shoulder strap, neither of which were part of this package.

I ordered one Friday. Supposed to arrive today.

Sikaflex :)

Yes, the cage is made up of two pieces. Each piece is one end section and one side section. The end sections are hinged so they act like gates when they're on the scaffold, and allow for the pieces to fold flat when removed.

The only thing that stands out from your list is the geo with electric heat back up. I have the same setup, and I think it would run the geo no problem, but if that back up heat kicks on, I see my whole house power meter jump to over 15k watts. That usually only happens when it's 0 or below...

See if you can find a Siemens mc0816b1400rltm. I bought this in 2017 for around $700 to feed 3 buildings like you. It has a built in 8 space/16 breaker panel for the building it's mounted on, which also has a 200A main breaker and feed thru lugs to feed a sub panel -- plus a separate 200A...