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Leatherman Skeletool is my EDC. It's lightweight, relatively compact, but big enough to be useful. I had a Benchmade knife I carried, but lost it. I was sick after loosing a $200 knife...Now, I just keep the Skeletool on me, and if I loose it, it's not quite as painful...

Looks like you could take a wizz right by the sidewalk pretty easily...lol My shop is 250' from the house and no neighbors so when nature calls, I step out back. My little boys would never make it in the city...lol My youngest jerked his pants down as soon as he got off the bus when he was in...

If you're backing in trailers regularly, go with 12' wide doors. I did that instead of 10' wide that I originally planned, and extremely happy I did.

I agree...I hate honey locust!!

We have 16 acres, about 4 acres or so, that I mow/actively maintain. The rear of the property is backed up to a cliff with a river below. The front has a state highway and 300 acre farm across it. I can see a house and barn on the farm, but it's over 1/2 mile away and no one actually lives on...

No, they do not.

I had a concrete sidewalk poured in February this year that looks just like that. I'm in KY and the weather was probably in the 40*-50* range. I'm disappointed with the appearance, but there isn't much I can do about it now :(

I've got two CHI 12' x 11' doors in my shop opening with Liftmaster belt drive openers. They've been in the shop for about 3 years and have not had any issues.

I used PEX and the PEX crimping tool from Lowes during a complete remodel of my home. It was easier and faster than crimping copper as a DIY project.

I agree. My little Dewalt impact driver gets used for all kinds of jobs around the house. WAY more than my Bosch Bulldog.

We use a lot of Atlas Copco in our manufacturing plant. They're pretty spendy for a homeowner...What's the application?

I received my 100SL and charger base a couple days ago. While technically, it's a fathers day present to myself, I had to try it out real quick before turning it over to my wife...lol I must say, for a compact light, it's extremely bright! The magnetic base stuck to the fridge very strongly...

I have all Dewalt battery tools, so that helped push me towards the Dewalt grease gun. It's been awesome, along with the LockNLube. It makes greasing my tractor MUCH quicker!

I did the same to my shop for a wash sink and an outdoor faucet. It's worked fine and I have good water pressure. I hooked up my 2400 PSI pressure washer last night at the shop and ran it without an issue as well. I did put the 3/4" PEX inside 1.5" conduit to protect it from rocks on our...

Due to lack of time and space, I sold it to a tool maker at work for $150. He's excited to be able to restore it and use it for projects at home. I'm happy to see it go to a good home.

We went without when we installed new casements during a massive remodel/addition on our house. We're surrounded by farmland out the front and a river out the back so we wanted nothing blocking our views. The house originally had grids in the single hungs.

My charger showed up yesterday. I'm expecting the light by this Saturday.

very true!

My father in law brought over an old Craftsman 109.0702 lathe he is planning to put in our yard sale. Is it worth trying to save this? I'm not a machinist, but was thinking it might be nice to do a few little projects at home if I ever needed too.

First time buying an Astro light as I've honestly never heard of them. The videos look promising so I'm excited. Sent you a PM with my name and order info. Thanks for doing this!