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Mine showed up after about a week. Maybe they just had a few and didn't bother to load the quantity field on the site. In any event they appear to be genuine Bahco and for what I paid, I'm pretty happy with them.

The correct process is insist to talk withe store general manager. Not the head cashier, department manager, MOD or whatever. Make it clear that you want to talk to the guy whose name is on the wall and no one else. They'll always accommodate you then, because that guy doesn't want to be...

This is good if you need more than 200 ft of line. Otherwise two of the 100ft kits costs the same and gives double the outlets and fittings

X2 on this. The Body shop teacher at our local Vo - Tech is a friend. He is always looking for good painting projects for the kids, because there are never enough cars to practice painting. I have seen them do mailboxes, ornamental iron work, even some newspaper vending boxes.

The student discount, unless it has changed since I used it, is online. He is just buying through the website at a discount, not from the local route driver

I'm not familiar with that part of NJ, I'm much further south, but Fazzios has several sites. It might be worth looking at their site for a closer one. The ARE huge, and while not always the cheapest, I have never gone there and not gotten what I needed.

no, i was thinking of something more like this http://s220.photobucket.com/user/3woodsaws/media/cut45-1.jpg.html It doesn't eliminate bending, but it reduces it considerably. When I was much younger my father and I would routinely cut 10 cords a day using a saw pretty similar to this.

A bow shaped bar with heel on your chainsaw solves this problem with a whole lot less work and expense.

The socket deal has been around and has its own thread. There are bunch of others that I haven't seen before. Some pretty nice deals in there if you need both items.

Thats the regular price. Same price at nothern and several other places The discount is off of List, not an ordinary selling price

Pocket screws in softwood are not going to stand up. I have a mobile bench that I build using the simpson brackets for the same types of uses you mention and it works great. Added bonus it went together really fast. You should be able to build the whole thing in an hour or so.

I have both the gearwrench set and a set from Dewalt Both are decent and affordable. the gearwrench is IMO a little nicer. Its also more sizes. Cripe has the 20pc gearwrench set for 32.00

I have one of those boxes. I got it 20 or so years ago at Sears. Mine has a craftsman badge on it.

Model railroaders have been thinning acrylic paint with Windex for years. It works great. You can also use denatured alcohol in place of water. It thins a little better and flashes off a little faster.

Does it need to be pretty or just stick together? The correct answer of course is to weld Panel bond is the next best thing but as you've discovered, it is expensive. Not just the epoxy but tghe gun is quite expensive too. I've seen body guys use liquid nails in place of panel bond in lower...

I'm not an electrician. The electrician who wired my shop installed a trough under my meter and split the line exiting the meter. One side goes to the panel in the house, the other to the barn. The barn has typical panel with ground rods. I have 200A to the house, 150A to the barn. Both the...

Thanks @rlitman that was sort of what I assumed, I just wanted to run it past some others. I will be using a thimble and the wiring is several feet away. The thimble will be ~30" from the floor, I kept all of the wiring 10' above the floor in this area. Plenty of seperation Thanks

I have a new construction pole barn and have begun wiring. The Panel is in one corner, and I've run wiring to the furthest wall. I'm now doing the back wall which leads to my question. I intend to install a pellet stove this fall. In order for me to add outlets along the portion of the wall...

Depends on your needs. Detached is better if it s a work space, for the reasons burger noted, it isolates noises and smells. Attached, OTOH is better if your primary use is parking. Its much less pleasant to have to walk outside in the rain, snow or sleet, just to get into the warm dry garage...

They did detail that. I don't have it handy, but my memory is that the floor was about 6500 of the total cost. That was using the builders sub. I did quote the concrete separately and was not able to beat their price.