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The timing of this is great, I've been sorting out my vice grips and was curious if there was such a chart. Thanks

I tried to get a cordless drill battery this spring at Home Depot. It was on sale and showed stock in store. Couldn't find it so asked at Contractor Desk. They told me the inventory is always one less than actual, but they still couldn't find one. I paid and got one shipped to store but it...

It was a Canadian coat, I didn't want to mention that because it sounded odd.

Way back about 50 years ago, we would always shop after Christmas sales for coats for the next year. I really wanted a "parka" and the only one we could find was women's. It fit, and was a good price. I never told anyone else, back then you would have been constantly teased. I don't remember...

Ran out of Loctite?

Have you tried ebay? I needed one for a Porter Cable sander and they had all kinds of "after market" sanding pads for this unit. I didn't need it to be original equipment-just for it to work.

I've wondered if this was the "one" device that a person should purchase an extended warranty on?

Mine hasn't arrived yet either. My bottle of blue just ran out tonight also-coincidence?

I haven't bought a 1/4" router bit in probably 20 years. I upgraded almost all my routers to 1/2" collets.

Not to be negative, but I bet it only accepts 1/4" bits, and most now are 1/2", and I doubt you can change the collet.

I read somewhere once that it helps the life if you take them down for a few days every once in a while and let them rest. Don't know if there is any truth to that statement.

No finger nail polish remover?

Got nothing to add, but I recently got a large screwdriver (in a tool box) at a garage sale. It had the metal sticking out of the handle but no "rubber" cover. Now I know the rest of the story!

The older ones with the big fat motor have a lot more power than newer ones. But if it has the "big fat motor" they very hard to find a replacement motor. A picture would help.

I think this solution looks doable.

I have a metric/standard set that I bought there years ago on clearance. I keep it in my woodshop and it does what I need it to.

Where did you find this deal? Thanks

I did something similar, my "new" vice is unnamed but larger. I did keep the Wilton though. I like larger vices.

Not an answer to you question, but a tip. Instead of just throwing dirt over my low spots, I dig out a section of sod, add some dirt and relay the sod. No seeding and with a little water it does great.

Now that you got them out, what did the heads look like?