Recent content by slickgt1

Nice progress all around. As far as your back. Try a different chiro, one that specifically does deep tissue massage. Mine cured me of severe recurring back injuries. I mean I could be lifting plywood all day long, and then get up from the toilet and boom, I can barely walk all the week after...

What something like this.

Did they at least let you tear into that thing? I hope they let you have some real fun in it.

Damn those lights are hot.

Dayamn, this escalated quickly. In before the lock.

Edit, Cut it if you have to. For some reason was reading it as 7'2".

Does it unlock in case of a power failure?

That's what I did. I didn't feel like taking **** apart, so I just used some scrap 2x4 and made a dead man for it.

damn that is hot. Good job.

Lol this. It wouldn't be that expensive, but would be nice. Especially when I have to work on my cars, on my back or knees.

When I tiles my floor in my garage, I should have installed the electric mat type of heat under them. I sort of "cheap-ed" out. The mats cost nearly nothing, and my cost would be the electric bill. But I would have been able to use it on demand, and get my garage up to a warmer temp. I feel it...

I installed them in 2007, under every tiles surface. So my bathrooms, and kitchen got it. I remember the most expensive part about it was the thermostat. Otherwise it is pretty cool, and the wife enjoys it. Thermostat heats is up fairly quick, I would say it gets to where it needs to in about...

Ty Drink. This showed up today. I now have 5 of these bad boys. Almost worth it just for the batteries alone. Great deal.

I have to say I never knew it could be so "flimsy". I have clearly overbuilt all this time.

WOW. I built quite a few like that, but no, not really. I really hope there is at least glue in there. I am pretty sure, and this is judging by the level of carpentry here, that there is also no glue. 2 nails, at the edge, with nothing else as far as fastening in sight, that is also a big...