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Any specific reason you’re using an angle grinder to cut the pipe? I use a recip saw work the Lenox diamond abrasive blades to cut cast iron pipe. Fast, easy and no sparks flying everywhere.

Doing a valve as you had originally suggested would be the correct way, the same as used on a seasonal house, also known as a stop and waste valve. They are very similar to the style of valve used by the water company, just with with drain in it. You would then put a curb box on it and be all...

Not any experience with the compression connections, but I do have a new Klein knockout tool set that I’d like to sell for Fairly cheap, PM me if you’re interested.

Mine showed up today.

Ended up going to Home Depot today after work. The 150/200 promo still worked

Have any of you been in store yet today to see if the 150/200 promo is still active? It was yesterday but I was going to grab one more set today. It's not working online, but I seem to remember reading that 1/30 was the last day.

The set of 6 pieces is part# KAHNSX6GN looks like about $160 for it.

84 Epiq gunmetal gray, black trim. I also got the 3 full width drawers. Definitely took some getting used to. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Here's a couple pictures of the green socket rails I got yesterday. The whole green orangizer set is on order, but hasn't arrived yet.

I have a topcon RL-H4C that I got probably 4 months ago, used almost daily and so far so good. Auto leveling is a very nice feature to have, just set it and forget it. Easy to use and reliable so far. I also have a spectra ll500 that is about 15 years old and still works fine, simpler with the...

Thanks, going to have to look into it.

Any chance you can get a picture of it? I'd like to get one if we can get them here.

I have an 84 epiq, with the 3 big drawers. I'm still figuring out the layout, but I'm starting to wish that I only got the 2 big drawers since I lost the smaller drawers. It depends what you're planning on storing in them though.

No regrets so far, other than that it takes up a third of the wall on. I knew that going into it, so I was prepared. Already looking into the bulk overhead unit for rarely used tools. I will recommend, that when you put it together, to put the hutch on before the locker as it would've been way...

Wow, not even close to last years deals.