I've just been down this road myself and am choosing Racedeck over epoxy in large part because of expedience. I live in the northeast and the weather has decidedly turned colder here. Given that epoxy finishes and the like are very sensitive to proper floor prep, and a large part of that is...
The probable reason the OP needed Allen keys is to tighten his lug nuts is either because he's got some sort of fancy "tuner" lug nuts with an Allen drive, or given that it is a Jetta, he may have some screw in wheel studs installed and he was snugging those up. Jettas are like several other...
I received the Sears rechargable LED light as a Xmas present this year, and while it is a nice light, it doesn't put out much of it. You have to have it right on top of whatever it is you are looking at in order for it to work. At least it's small size makes that a possibility. Otherwise, it's...
I used those Lowe's plans ( http://www.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=howTo&p=Build/Workbench.html ) when I built my workbench a few years ago. The only changes I made were to the height (added four inches because I am 6'2") and turned the bottom supports into an additional shelf.
It's a nice...
There's a neat tool from HF that I have that works like a charm for this - it makes the job so easy that my wife was able to press out the bushings on the racecar: http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=38335
Geez, I've got it easy. Not only did my wife come into the relationship with her own Craftsman Club card and roll-around tool box, I've got to be the responsible one when we're in the tool store. Left to her own devices, we'd have no room left in the shop to actually work with the tools!
I'm new here, but I'm glad I found this web site, as I am currently planning upgrades to my shop.
When I built work benches three years ago, I used these plans from Lowes: http://images.lowes.com/general/w/workbenchfinal.gif and modified them to fit my space and height requirements. The Lowes...