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First, I don't have a big shop, just a 3 car garage. I gave up sweeping a long time ago. Leaf Blower. Faster, easier and better.

Actually, all of that. I want to mount the fan control on the wall (heck, the ceiling will do too because I will only be accessing it at the beginning and end of winter). I'm not sure if the depth of the box will fit and was wondering if anyone else knew. I have no experience at all with...

I have installed a ceiling fan in my garage. It is just plugged in to the same receptacle as the garage door opener. Is there such a thing as a fan control switch that I can use with wiremold? In other words, it's not really hardwired so it won't be recessed into the wall.

Yes here too. I noticed exactly the same thing as you did when I was going up and down my ladder. That was last winter. I put a fan in during the summer and I note now that it is cold, the heat is not stuck at the ceiling as it was last year. Just a cheap industrial fan, but it does the trick.

Circular saw (probably doesn't need a mitre yet) Teflon Tape Electrical Tape Assortment of Marettes, wire connectors, soldering iron Assortment of nuts, bolts, screws and nails I'm putting together the same sort of tool kit for both of my teenage sons. I'm just not putting in any power tools...

For us Canajuns, this is a great deal: http://www.homedepot.ca/product/m12-lithium-ion-cordless-screwdriver/971154 Gonna go pick up one.

I just bought that Milwaukee kit a few weeks ago at HD. I love it, but haven't used it that much yet. Look online. There are lots of reviews out there. I was just looking at a Tool mag yesterday in my local grocery store that had a review - said the Milwaukee drill was very good.

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I have a 3 car garage. The only lights are three 100watt CFL bulbs spaced above each parking spot. I want to put much better lighting in there. I live where it can get down to -40 in the winter. I want flourescent. Any ideas? I don't have any more room than a 4ft long. Saw these at my local...

It was a Snap-on tool box, just the bottom, on wheels. Looks like it was pretty wide. Could have used a clean up though.

I have no use for it though. Is it a good deal? http://saskatoon.kijiji.ca/c-buy-and-sell-tools-equipment-Snap-on-lower-chest-with-doors-and-wheels-W0QQAdIdZ316868830

No way could I drill it. I used my Dremel and actually cut off the entire portion around the grub screw. Took about an hour and quite a number of cut off wheels, but if came off. Thanx for the suggestions.

......should I use to drill out a set screw? I have a 1973 MGB. One of the mirrors is pooched and I have a replacement. I don't care what happens to the old one. There is a set screw that holds the base of the mirror to a gasket which is screwed on to the door. The set screw is giving me...

A good miter saw is essential. I had an old Delta and just got rid of it. Bought a big honkin' Bosch this year and what a difference. For baseboards, I go non-traditional and cheat. I use this and can cope any baseboard in about 3 seconds. Believe it or not this thing works wonderfully. I've...

Re: E-tek Resto's 56 Chevy Truck Hey E-Tek, I've been following this build since you first posted. If Ompahloskeptic doesn't want to come smell it, I will and I'll bring friends. I live in toon town too. ;)

I wish my father had done this for me. I have two teenage boys. When are they going to move out? Who knows. But right now I am starting to put together a basic tool box for them for when that day comes. Right now I have two sets of • Screwdrivers • 184 piece Socket set (metric/sae) • Saw •...

I must have been around 12. I lived with my mom and two sisters and they couldn't do anything around the house so I had to "survive" on my own that way. I now have lots of tools but want to make sure my two teenage boys have what they need to start out. Right now they can use whatever I have...

You guys are going to flame me for what I just did - today as a matter of fact. I bought an "Industrial Fan" from Princess Auto. It is meant to install in a metal ceiling rafter. To hang it, a metal j hook is designed to go through a hole in the rafter, then bolted from the top. The fan then...

How does it compare to Racedeck? Are there significant price and quality differences or should I just go with Racedeck?

Hey Jorgen, I caught that on My Classic Car last week. Just after Jay Leno's spot. Nice piece. BTW, I am looking at a modular floor for my three car garage. I understand you make the product for Costco in Canada??? Is this your product...