Recent content by red61cj5

I have a half dozen of those little oval gems around the house. Hard to explain, but.."hand feel" is a thing, and these have it.

I would just sand the putty they used smooth and spray some gray primer over it.

Highlanders often suffer voltage spikes....

The medium/large phillips screwdriver that came with my concept 2 rower is one of my favorites.

If the OP makes a couple sets of truss irons (out of wood), the wall guys can use them to space and brace. 2x4's nailed as far inboard as the wall guys can reach on both sides is sufficient to get them set. Back in the day we had a guy to ride the peaks and brace them as they got set, but not...

Pulled the bed off my son’s 14 f150 to do some rust mitigation before it gets out of control. My old 2005 still ran great but the rear frame got so bad it wasn’t safe anymore. This one’s gonna get power washed, POR-15’d, then fluid filmed with bed off. Bed supports are the first to go on...

A urinal. The only true gender specific appliance.

Rotated tires, no change.

New brake pads on my Tundra. I like how the front calipers don't even have to come off, the pads can be loaded from the rear opening. Tried to determine the weird, sort of cyclic, very subtle vibration in the front end that only I can feel. Not tires, cant find anything loose, Feels like when...

I posted it in jest, but I use mine quite alot. I pounded some threaded inserts into the floor so I can bolt it down.

Cecil County, by any chance?

Sign me up.

Made a 4 inch plate target stand out of an old weight bench. Made something and gained some space in the shed.

Seems like the thin existing floor works in your favor. Easier to cut out, dig as deep as needed, pour a nice thick pad for the lift. Side drill in the existing pad for some rebar to join the edges. A wood framed floor will at least look bad, if not unsafe, if you overpour the existing floor...