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Nah......it'll hold up. :bounce: I have confidence in my engineering it.

Because I wanted to know what size anchors are used on lifts. I don't want to use 1/2" anchors.

I am building a cantilevered work bench. I want to anchor the bottom brace to the floor next to the wall.

I'm not using them on a lift. It's for another project. Thanks for the information.

What size Concrete Anchors and how deep are the ones used on post lifts?

Thought I'd take a whack at it recently. A rep didn't like me at the computers that were facing the aisle. And I wasn't even looking for penny stuff. I only wanted to price the items in my list (garden shed build) rather than walk the whole store and getting prices for the build. (bum knee) No...

Can any of these mark down bargains be discovered online or are store visits/searches required? I'm looking to retire an old chop saw and am looking for a reasonable 14" replacement.

I can't imagine any roll up door for inside use meeting code.

Question on the recessed Torx screws.....are they going into just plain wood or into a metal nut of some kind? I know they come with tips that thread into the beams under the flooring of trailers, but I am curious about that. What kind of paint did you use on the angle iron itself? I will...

Damn, did I leave the door up again? Seriously, I'm cleaning mine up right now.

Today, I installed my Win 7 PC in the garage and finally got the touch screen drivers to work properly! YAY!

Exellent! Winning a battle in electronics is very fulfilling. My hobby for years was component level testing/repairing so when the counterfeit capacitors flooded the market killing damn near everything I was ready. My young daughter was pretty observant while growing up. So when her...

Pour N Restore has my vote. Ace Hardware has it. Good luck and keep us posted how well the stuff GFLLC works out. Maybe some photos?

Congratulations!

I used to roll a 36" shoop fan around the garage all the time. Until my BIL gave me an air curtain. It is mounted in the top rear of my first bay, is vertically adjustable and I added a rheostat to control the speed for full comfort on hot days. I plan on venting the attic - this old garage...

Poulan Pro, 16". Starts when needed, no need for anything bigger. Easy to service and repair.

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I have a heavy wood door like that. It has dual springs on each side because it's a double width and 7 feet high. The only thing wrong with it is the lower rail of the bottom panel that has some rot right in the center. I'd rather have this door than a metal door. But finding a decent 16ft long...

Keep in mind, wrenching on diesels and CNG/LNG isn't all there is to it. Newbies usually get stuck in the grease pit. You can learn a lot about what jobs are hard to do on a vehicle when things don't get maintained. Also, in today's vehicles, electronics abound. I have guys on shift that read...

I'd like to figure that out on my Samsung.....