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I know this is an older thread, but any chance we can get a re-up of the original photos?

Brilliant, thanks

I'm still not seeing that in the app. I make a comment, and a coupon never shows up. Not to mention the fact that "Cart" will never actually load within the app...

Once per customer, per order. Different

The details also clearly state 'Once per customer, per order.' Someone please take a screenshot of the coupon details next time they place an order (click the "?") next to the coupon on the cart. Evidence... Edit: got it.

Saw this today, 10% off Festool Domino joiners and accessories: http://www.festoolproducts.com/festool-domino-sale-s/358.htm As for what tool I want to buy next, I'm not sure. I'm fairly certain, however, that the tool I will buy next will be from a garage sale. Consistently finding good...

Ramblur, I know that was from a long time ago, and that it wasn't your box (you noted that it belonged to a friend), but any updates? Did your friend ever restore this thing?

Would still need bearings (or rollers) though, and a way to keep the can in place (even if the 90° adapter stays still, the spinning can will want to roll in circles, and very quickly.

Thanks for the ID on that last one, here's another. This time, I know what it is (reversible ratcheting screwdriver), but I am curious as to who made it. It's missing a selector switch (though it has twisted wires that work fine for changing direction), but the mechanism is very sturdy for what...

Re: Tips & Tricks If you don't have a bit ratchet, but need one temporarily, try this. 1/4" ratcheting wrench + neodymium button magnet + screwdriver bit = ratcheting right-angle screwdriver. Want to use a 5/16 impact driver bit? No problem! Flip over the wrench, and (as a bonus) use a 1/4...

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Jeff sold me an item I was looking for via my 'Wanted' thread. Excellent (both fast and thorough) communication, and the item was packaged well, shipped quickly, and was exactly as described upon arrival. Thanks!

This.

Awesome idea. Might borrow for dogs on my wooden workbench.

I don't think it was shop made, as it still had a smooth chamfer and uniform finish. The chamfer was small, but rounded and perfectly uniform. The finish was also uniform- rough and dull chrome, but it wasn't chipping.

Thanks, I think it was a two prong antenna socket. It didn't have a hex bottom like the ones I'm seeing online, but otherwise looks to be it. Thanks!

Last week at the flea market, I came across a strange socket. I don't remember the size or brand, but I do remember that it was somewhere between 1/2 and 1" 6-point with a 3/8" drive. It was cracked, so I didn't bother buying it, but I still am stumped as to it's exact function. Pardon the...

Good guy. Though Caleb accidentally left out a few items he first time around, upon realizing that he had done so, he immediately sent them my way, along with a bonus item. Would deal with again!

Here you go! I used a washer on both sides of the hole, and a nylock nut to keep it from rotating in the hole. I then chucked the end of the screw into the drill chuck (as you would a bit).

[emoji651] I use this as well.