Recent content by Ru2slo_99

Got mine in yesterday. I bought some cheap ones that quit working after the first use. The Dewalt version is sturdy.

I got mine yesterday. It is going to have a good home on my workbench.

The bag on my Scag leaf vac is made out of a thick felt with a few of the mesh vents on the side.

I have used my M18 trimmer for 2 summers now. It cuts and edges my 1/4 acre lot with power left on the 9 ah battery. Mine doesn't get very hot.

I like my Twisted X composite toe/waterproof boots so much, I am going to buy another pair. I also like the Timberlane Pro boots, but the insoles fell apart very quick and any replacement squeaked when I walked.

I just got an email that said my order has been cancelled.

Do not heat the pan up too much if it has the Teflon coating. It will start to burn off at ~500 degrees F.

I just tried and the code has expired.

I appreciate your style. I work for the Corps of Engineers. When I get a chance, I work on the MS River where sediment is a driving factor for everything.

You have a very heavy duty dining room! The light is awesome! You can tell people that it was called a "Mud Bomb".

I have been following this table build. It looks amazing and I really like the copper edge. Is that a sediment sampler hanging from the ceiling above the table?

I had the same luck as TheGrooveking with my HF air body saw. I would not cut anything without stalling.

I offered $40 for a green one Tuesday and it came in today.

I bought some Cornwell wrenches from Hiball. He was great to deal with and shipped them very fast. Thanks!

That is about what I cost at work, not what I make. Say if it will cost $300 to fix the plumbing and I can do it in about 2 hours ($200 of my free time) then I will probably fix it. But if it would take me 5 hours, I will let someone else do it. My idea is not about coming ahead, but...