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Attached garage fire, ugh
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At the very least, soaking tools in diesel fuel will stop further rusting. More than a few fellows here will take tools with a bit of...
Saturday at 1:35 PM
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This is the best advice. I spread out oil soaked rags on bare dirt at least overnight before tossing in the plastic city provided...
Saturday at 1:00 PM
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Wow… even for GJ standards, 50 is a lot. So sad you have lost so much. Don’t toss any evidence before you get input from your insurance...
Saturday at 12:55 PM
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In case some readers here don’t know, NUTTSGT is a professional firefighter and investigator.
Saturday at 12:52 PM
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Usually not a problem...it's considered an unintentional fire. Insurance companies deal with it all the time and pay out for it...
Saturday at 12:51 PM
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Broke my brand new tubing cutter
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Good strategy. Having 5 of one tools might seem wasteful to some but you and I and most other GJ members probably agree that time wasted...
Saturday at 12:44 PM
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I believe that there are five of them in my plumbing Bucket Buddy. This is one of the three that haven't been opened.
Saturday at 12:41 PM
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This is an extremely important question. But if there are legal reasons not to reply in a public forum, I understand,
Saturday at 12:36 PM
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LED High Bay Light's ?
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Another vote for 4 foot long LED tubes even at 12 feet high. Even and overall spread of lighting is SO much better than blindingly...
Saturday at 12:32 PM
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Just buy the real thing and never whine about it again. Aluminum handle, carbide cutter. My tubing and pipe cutters are Ridgid.
Saturday at 12:27 PM
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Absolutely right. But better buy 2 or 3. Looks like a separate tool that would get misplaced. But that is an heirloom quality tool...
Saturday at 12:26 PM
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96 gallon trash can as the source... someone in the house smoke or did you dump renovation chemicals in the trash like BLO ...
Saturday at 12:23 PM
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Broke my brand new tubing cutter
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For my little DIY jobs, I’m not trying to beat the clock or anything and often use a round file to clean up and deburr the cuts.
Saturday at 12:13 PM
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Broke my brand new tubing cutter
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How about the Ridgid Model 15? I’ve never used one but it looks like a serious tool. I’m just a home gamer and I go years in between...
Saturday at 12:10 PM
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I‘m glad I have 2 of these that I picked up at garage sales for a couple of bucks each. This is an obviously superior design.
Saturday at 12:05 PM
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