Recent content by rigldbrg

That was the case at the Lowes that I picked mine up at, except it was in the accessory isle in the lawn mower area. It was completely loaded as if it is a new promotional item that they're rolling out. $18, what a deal! Thank you op!

I'm so sorry for the loss of your best friend. These things are never easy, but you can take comfort in the fact that you gave him a good home and lots of love.

I want to do an internship with you!

Really beautiful work, and just my two cents, but I think your pricing is very fair. Where do you find all of your project? I've had no luck with Craigslist, so,if you have some great source or search ideas please share.

I have the same problem: 11.5 6E shoe. Hitchcock's specializes in wide shoes and boots. I've bought a good deal of stuff from them and have been very happy with their support I've tried their brand and have been very happy, but they also sell other brands that are exceptional. One in particular...

It is an old thread, but I just ordered and received my ratcheting screwdriver this week. I didn't realize MAC was made in Taiwan which is why I was pointing out that I wish I had seen this thread before I bought the screwdriver. In fairness, the tool appears to be a quality piece and will...

How disappointing. I just received a ratcheting screwdriver that I ordered from Mac Tools and was surprised to see a "made in Taiwan" tag fall out of the box. I wish I would have seen this thread before ordering. Is Channellock still made exclusively in the US? I saw someone posted recently...

Bosch manufactures a version of extruded aluminum similar to 80/20. As you may expect, all of their dimensions are metric, but the cost is very similar to 80/20. As the op stated, the connectors/accessories are where the project can get out of hand price wise. I have had success finding bargains...

Very nice job! Can you post some info about the process and what was involved. I'm considering a similar type of project and could use some helpful hints.

Thanks for the quick reply guys. Slickgt1, your tile job is awesome! I'd be concerned how the tile would stand up to Michigan winters and it seems more labor intensive than the other two options. Falcon67, I was hoping to get the epoxy down in about a week, but you're confirming what I was...

Over the last couple of months I've been lurking in the background looking for ideas on how to solve a garage flooring problem. My garage is a typical 24 x 20 2 car garage with a 5'6" x 20 section of that being an 8"elevated bumper that leads into the house. The main portion of the garage floor...