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WMade up a few car grill badges to commemorate Scotland reaching the World Cup after an 28 year absence. I’m under no illusions; if we...
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Wwandrur reacted to PhantomEB's post in the thread What did you do "IN" your garage today? with
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25 years of a Miller 175 MiG, over the last little while it’s been jamming up more and more. First bead with the ArcCaptain 205pro…... -
WI've gone through several boxes of Harbor Freight nitrile gloves. I was up in Sequim and needed gloves. No Harbor Freight, and I wasn't...
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WWashed the car this morning, while it wasn’t yet hot out, and mostly cloudy. Sat and contemplated plans for next week, getting it...
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Wwandrur reacted to rust in the eye's post in the thread Why are pry bars often called "crow bars"? with Haha.
A google search of "crowbar" here near Chicago hits a bar named "The Crowbar", notorious for things aside drinking.
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Wwandrur reacted to Lassen Forge's post in the thread Why are pry bars often called "crow bars"? with Like.
When I worked on a road crew (does that mkae me a roads scholar??) for the Dept of Transportation, we had a number of different long...
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Wwandrur reacted to four.cycle's post in the thread Why are pry bars often called "crow bars"? with Like.
from the 1969 American Heritage Dictionary of the English Language: * crow bar n A straight bar of iron or steel, with the working end...
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WSorry, there's so many sockets on the market today that you think are impact rated but aren't. when checking the tag, see if it's chrome...
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Wwandrur reacted to Old Man Roger's post in the thread What did you do "IN" your garage today? with Like.
Blake, I’m not familiar with the oiling system on that particular engine, but big clumps of rtv can get stuck in places you don’t want...
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WMy 1st koken product! 3/8 in 1/4 body
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WGot this on sale at Walmart for $4.50. It’s my most used size for lug nuts. Someone today needed a thin wall 21mm at work and I’ve got a...