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yeah it will but hey then u wont have to mow it!!! its a win win situation...except in the summer heat it starts to stink if it dont rain for a week or 2... so dont piss in the same place twice!

wow there nice looking but on that link u posted the price of a singly light swicht cover was 10 something...get real

i wasnt aware aluminum was still an option, here in canada it was banned in the 70's i believe..was known for causing fires due to bad connections. has to do with the hich expansion rate when heated, which eventually loosens the connection making more heat causing more expansion/retraction....u...

how bout bahco...believe its from sweden opens real wide jaw comes out u turn it and put it in backwards and it grips on pipe or any other round object...i've got 2 of them now...seem like great tools

vapour barrier is cheap and it keeps moisture out of your insulation, especially if your going to be heating ond day then not the next ur creating moisture..i would just put up the vapour barrier..

yeah im thinking an extra few hundred now for 2*5 and the special trusses will make it better in the long run... i was thinking about a few cealing fans too but as i said im more worried about the garage shell this season, i will probaly hold off on the wiring till next winter or so.. i've...

heres the deal, im wanting to build a garage in the spring i've pretty well decided on a 24 wide * 28 deep..i wont be storing any vehicles in it.. only own one vehicle (chev 1/2 ton) so i'm thinking a single 12' by 8' door... anyhow i'm just starting to go over all my options and would like...

:bounce: hey... i would think u wouldnt want a gouger around the house.. they make lots of noise and lots of sparks..actually blow the weld or steel right out of the way,mind ya there great for blowing out welds on big steel..but not really made for the home garage unless ur looking to burn it...

wallmart carries stanley around here and they look awfull crappy next to the mastercrap ones... to be honest i dont buy much stanley stuff... less i need a framing square or something simple like that :3gears:

i've only managed to break a few of there products over the years..the odd ratchet wore out... but with lots of use and abuse...was as simple as goint to customer service with the old greasy one and being told to go pick a new one and bring it up there... if trainer is right and the chinese can...

anyone else got some theory's... they seem to be too high quality for over seas...

ok this is going to be more of a question for the canadian readers but does anyone know who makes mastercraft tools for canadian tire..they are a good quality tool,life time warranty stamped mastercraft but gotta be made by one of hte big tool name's...is it grey? grey isn't known stateside...