Recent content by ryanm

wow that puzzle is really cool, very very impressive. thank you for sharing that!

thank you for sharing and updating!

as for mounting, i'd just get like 5/16 18 threaded inserts and drive them into the underside of the butcher block top. may have to drill a couple clearance holes in the top of your toolbox for the hardware. as far as the gap you mentioned, i'm not sure? do you mean the top doesnt sit flat on...

hi, i made my own top out of 3/4" mdf. 1.5" total thickness with a front edge profile. anyways i plan on coating mine with truck bed lining..the snap on top of course inspired me also. i used a product called UPOL Raptor on my f150 and loved it. will be using it for the toolbox top also, the...

[/URL] are those starret punches used for the handles by any chance?

you are right! still got the $5 in points even though i didnt "win". took like 10 mins and a refresh browser. thank you sir!

thank you!

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for those specials like the boots, i believe the 100% back in points in valid 11/30 to 12/6. i believe sears only adds those points at the start of the "valid period". i'm thinking those points should arrive tomm, 11/30. i've got some points coming back also for the 100% back deal

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hi, i have been told some guys use "plastidip".it is that rubber like paint that peels off if you want. you could maybe spray the inside of the sockets or thr head of the bolt. that plasti dip has a bunch of uses

awesome! thanks for sharing. interesting that those composite deck boards were that heavy...figured they would be the same weight or lighter than traditional lumber

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hmmmm...that has me rethinking those plier racks. lay them down in a narrow drawer and take up x amount of space, or use the pliers rack in a tall drawer and make the most of my drawer space. either way, looks good!

pretty sure the master mechanic brand is/was sold at my local true value hardware store. anyways when i was like 16 or so and didnt have very many tools or experience, i remember multiple times putting the jack handle on a master mechanic 3/8" ratchet for leverage. dont think that ratchet ever...