I found my at a garage sale. The 24” Schick head/neck unit was replaced with a Ridgid 24. I’m betting the schick neck was wider then the Ridgid, as the fit is looser then my other pipe wrenches. For 50 cents I’ll keep it.
Here is my Plomb Toolmobile. Only produced in 1937 and 38. The paint is original. Has piston and valve rack as well as socket trays.
First pictures are after the clean up
Can anyone help me identify this tool box?
I got it from a 95 year old neighbor. It has a leather handle, but no other markings. It’s not a Kennedy or Plomb.
If you have guesses, through them out there.
I had my shop built a year ago and have had a problem with dampness. I live on the northern coast of California. Humidity runs from 60% ish during the day to 100% at night with temps in the low 50's to 60's.
The concrete slab is 4" thick with a black plastic vapor barrier. It has 2x6...
The soil is clay and doesn't perk well. The two 3" pipes will merg into a solid 4" and go over a bank. There will be no sod over the ditch. I'm going to cover the ditch with 3 foot fabric and more rock to make a 3' decorative walk way( which will very rarely be used).
In an attempt to stop any ground water from finding its way under my slab and down spout water from pooling, I'm installing a french drain. My plan is to run 2 3" drain pipes. One pipe will be solid for the down spouts and the other will be perforated for ground water collection. This all...