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got me a sawszall

5 years so far and no issue. yea it stained an absorbed some stuff but no real issues. its 1/4" hardboard

hey for 20 bucks ill bite for the chainsaw...lets just see how well it works

epoxy or believe it or not everbond tape or flextape. thats to thin to plastic weld and will just melt away

ive changed more batteries than you can shake a stick at, in a former life i was a tow truck operator and we contracted for AAA. dont want to do the long haul tows, you drive a service truck..where your entire job is to sell people car batteries. the right tools make it painless really, that and...

id replace as much as you can and only splice where you cant, less points of failure if you must splice i suppose.

i need a ladder at work as I often look at RV's and camper trailers and need to see the roof. i must use my little giant ladder 5x a week and Im 225lbs and its fine, never an issue. it also doesnt seem any heavier than extension ladder.

welding or audio cable wiring will do the job just fine. i would not splice, id fully replace

yup! I had several clogs before this rule was implemented and I had no idea why it kept happening. As explained previusly, dont flush **** wipes.. Least not if your on a septic system

i rinse mine and they get stored in a small pvc pipe i have with a drain plug that i ziptied to a shelf. they all get stored stacked up in one another

had it checked when i was in the process of buying the home. told me i didnt need it to be pumped and had no issues. a year later i kept getting water not draining properly from the shower it seemed, which culminated in a full on blockage. called a local multi conglomerate company (hvac...

ive used the HF blue no issues so far for my atv.

if you want to heat it, maintain it and also cool it in the summer. a small mini split works dang well. if you just want it warm while your in the garage, a nice dynaglow with a fan works well.

the shoe molding might work better and be smaller profile for sure. I redid most of my house with 1/4 round as the idjit who put in my lvp floors had too much of a gap between the wall and floor in mult spots.

id just do 1/4 round if they have some. what you need is a pin nailer, but it can be done with a small drill bit and some small finishing nails about 1.5" long. You are gonna want a nail set as well to help drive the nails below the surface of the wood slightly. if you go to the section with...

i just couldnt stand the ratchets, after i broke all my fathers and then all of mine (bought a set at 15), I tossed them. freaking cheapy husky at home depot sold better ratchets.

craftsmen was never that good, just affordable when there were far less options than we have now. part of what killed sears, they never innovated really and kept pushing the same **** which quality declined even more as time went on. those ratchets are JUNK

hell hath frozen over? grainger is actually cheaper?? i didnt think it was possible

the 5.0 and newer 2.0 are what you want.

welcome from a fellow NJ'ite.