Recent content by Wylaco

X2 These have gotten me out of plenty of predicaments. It is well worth the extra money!

I carry Spyderco Chaparral, I love it. I carried a SOG Auto for while but we sell tons of Spyderco and are located 10 minutes from the factory. I found myself going in Spyderco a couple days a week and felt guilty:)

Where did this end up? I would really like to know, if you were not taken care of please PM me.

Well looky here......... http://www.dewalt.com/tools/cordless-metal-working-welding-dcw100k.aspx

We literally sell hundreds of Coxreels a year. The only complaint we have gotten is when UPS or Fed Ex bust up the boxes. All Coxreels are built to order so keep that in mind if you are in a hurry.

A birdy told me 1 hour run time on the charge. I'm at a buying event in KC and the local rep had not even seen it yet but had heard about it.

My rep left this in my office, I snapped the pictures. Looks pretty sweet. Nothing online about it yet that I have found, not sure on price. We did a pretty simple write up on it,check it out. http://wylaco.com/articles/shhhh-dont-tell-anyone/ As I get more info I will update this thread!

Thanks so much for the plug, it was my pleasure working with you! :thumbup:

Almost looks home made.

You are basically wet venting floor to floor. That used to be illegal. That being said the IRC/ IPC code does allow for some of that but I would be talking to the building/ plumbing inspector. Do you know what building code you are on? I know some places also denied macerating toilets but out...

I am doing the same thing this weekend to make a bench in the house, kind of gives it that butcher block look. Run all thread in a few spots and put an acorn nut over the end to finish it off.

Wonder what insurance would run?:lol_hitti

Anyone use it? Looking for some different ideas for presents. Anyone have any thoughts? Pretty cool for a programable T-Stat I guess? Here is a link if you are not familiar with it. https://nest.com/

Thanks for the replies everyone that helps. The ones we have are going to be big, like 500-1000 pound lifting capacity. Looks like metal shops, waste water, infrastructure is the way to go.

The Parker CO. Costco sold out of a lot of the other LED's, sent the wife yesterday and they are gone.:shocking::mad: