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Time to go get a price adjustment on my compressor, bought it just the other day for 100.04, thanks for the info!

Re: Costco/Feit -2 pack 5"/6" recessed light dim led retrofit - $2.99 - not a misprin Thanks, not sure how I missed that, just purchased its actually 100 degrees just to clarify for anyone else wondering.

Re: Costco/Feit -2 pack 5"/6" recessed light dim led retrofit - $2.99 - not a misprin Can anyone who purchased tell me the beam angle on these? Looking to install in my basement and want to make sure I get enough, thanks!

There were a few in NJ, store 977 in parsippany had 6 of the tan and 4 of the gray.

This is at the .03 ($20.03) price in Parsippany, NJ and they also have 2 of the gray kits, same price. I was tempted at that price, but since I am just painting my garage, not yet ready to do the floor hopefully they will drop to a penny and I can get them :evil:

Ebay HERE - Takes a while to ship but for the price who cares!

I'll be watching on here for when you have a sale, I'm in NJ and can always use some more tools! That said, classifieds here, classifieds on the HAMB and local garage sale are all viable. CL in the area is bad for big lots of tools, but post up a few of the larger items with prices and then...

Worth a quick browsing ... http://www.practicalmachinist.com/vb/general-archive/titanium-fire-92546/ While I agree a small part like a ring is unlikely to catch fire with a proper machine shop set up (sharp tooling, adequate ventilation, clean work area, etc.), there is always the possibility...

Be careful with Ti, the shavings and powder can catch on fire and requires a Class D Dry Powder fire extiguisher to put out.

http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=191407 read post #8, i think you may make his day, no location though so it may just be one of those strange coincidences

How do they attach to the bracket? If you can I would try removing them from the bracket, then hooking up the line, tightening the nylon nut, and then re-attach them to the bracket.

+1 This is what I would do, heck I would even do them from the top down and use some nice SS #6 flat head cap screws, but I like that look so may just be me.

FINALLY, something I have experience with for a First Post! This is a loaded question, and the solution will vary based on the type of cars you are trying to lift. My $0.02: Aluminum 1.5 ton is good for a track/autox/portable jack that you are going to use to get a lowered, coupe or...