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This has been a real education. At some point I guess I should replace my 2003 Ingersoll Rand and SK chrome sockets.

Thank you! Has been a while and I mixed up metric and and standard.

Sorry, I don't know what that is. To me it means metric 10 with 24 thread pitch.

I guess I don't understand what I am looking at.

I would call it a quick release or cam release. Bicycles use them for wheels and seatposts but those are much smaller. I've never seen an M10.

I didn't see post #9, that would work.

My question as well... I see little value to this project since OP will be up there twice a year anyway.

Vertical would be entertaining

That's cool. I have just 1/4 - 1" (by eighths) Stanley augers. I used them to build my "Paul Sellers " workbench a few years ago.

Nice! I have one off eBay and it's fun to use. Whattya got for bits?

Also - more fuel efficient. I bought a slightly larger Champion inverter to get 240v.

Cool, ty! I'm in.

OP, if these are still the criteria, it sounds to me like a Honda 2200 and one good extension cord would serve. Many other good suggestions if they want to do a more versatile setup.

I'm in at #427! Wow!

Carl, is that you?

That plane should work great for that if you sharpen and tune it. If you need to plane toward the edge of the door, clamp a backer on it so it doesn't split.

Impressive sleuthing! Did you... check with a Geiger counter?

"Would you use these car ramps for an oil change?" Nope. I will never bet my life on the structural integrity of hollow plastic ramps. Especially 8-year-old ones that have outgassed and likely become more brittle. Especially if I still had young children. If you insist on using them, at least...

My thoughts exactly. This tool is designed to dig for buried in treasure!

What you really need is a droid that speaks Bahchi, the binary language of moisture evaporators.