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x3 this is what i would recommend in your situation.

The better the music the more work I get done.

I always use the 50% off one item coupon. I don't remember it having a limit before but I have a terrible memory. Bought a Klein screwdriver set in 2014 and an esteing ax last year. Those items are never on sale.

I have a ryobi jobplus multitool. Works well. I was already invested in ryobi tools when I bought it. The heads interchange with the ridgid platform.

Meineke store are offering free oil changes for veterans on 11/11. http://www.meineke.com/veterans2016/

I'm a fan of sk. They are in the $100 price range.

I've never had this problem with glidden but dealt with something similar with valspar (the most evil paint made) from lowes. Since it was on closeout id imagine they knew the batch had issues. Id take it back and buy behr.

I have the Werner version. I believe it's heavier than the little giant and not as cool looking. I use it for all kinds of stuff.

I've used evaporust on chrome sockets before. It didn't harm the chrome that was in good condition and left an "unfinished or flat" metal finish where the chrome was rusted. The black swivel joint I could see turning a flat black color. You should be good. Evaporust is slow working and is not...

That is a Frankenstein box. I like it!

I'd recommend making it BIG, BRIGHT and WARM. I've found that I'd rather be a jack of all trades, master of none. That means my shop is always changing for the skill I'm trying to learn and its always a mess.

I've cut vinyl siding with a circular saw. Used a plywood blade installed backwards in the saw. Idk if trimming shutters would require a different method.

Recently I tried install a garage door butler with a chamberlain opener and ran into security feature issues. After a long call to chamberlain customer service I was directed to a good resolution. They know their products well and seem to have a good understanding on the real world issues...

I just painted the exterior of a 28x24 with a sprayer. I used all 5 gallons. For just the ceiling area I would say 3 gallons would be a safe bet.

Sears has the 36" on sale now... http://m.sears.com/craftsman-36-in-pry-bar-with-strike-cap/p-00943387000P?sid=IAx20050830x000545&aff=Y&PID=4485850&AID=11044874

How did it spray for you? The reviews are 50/50 so I just bought the large airless sprayer instead of gambling on that one. I see coupons for 12.99 for it so maybe just junk it if you cant figure it out. At that price it's a consumable.

Ryobi wood drill bits Ryobi spade bits Vermont masonry bits Ridgid cobalt bits The ryobi wood bits go dull quickly

I use tin snips with varied results but finish carpentry is not my specialty.

I don't know your location but Home Depot has Milwaukee brand hand trucks. They are made in the USA if that matters. I have an inflatable tire model because I use it in the grass often and find it easier.

I would buy Gearwrench long reach hex and torx sockets. I've needed them a few times lately.