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Swapped a new wood blade for the worn out metal blade on my Craftsman bandsaw. Cut some wood for my new mailbox install. Opened a paint can to find it had petrified in the past few decades. It's too cold to paint right now anyway so I may wait on that until the weather improves.

Moved my toolbox into the garage. I retired this week and brought it home. This spring I'll commence a garage makeover and organization.

That is definitely ship board furniture, the exact style I had in my stateroom.

Cleared out 20 gallons of used motor oil and about 50 fluorescent bulbs to the County collection point. They only do it twice per year. I was fortunate that it was a day off and I remembered.

That foam reminds me of mid century carpet padding.

Nice pics Outlaw. Finding a "user modified" tool is often a head scratcher. It's cool to see them in use.

We've got one here at work. Love the lines on it. Got my eye on it for the next housecleaning...

Completed the rebuild on my Pops old 1 1/2 ton floor jack. I had the parts for almost 4 years. Dad bought this when he worked at Sears automotive in the 70s. It was the last USA built model the sold at the time. I think it's a badge engineered Blackhawk.

Hardwired smokes/heat detectors. I was looking at them, the CCTV, speaker and antenna wiring. I need to secure them better before re-roofing commences.

UPDATE: Roof is 26 years old. The shingles are 265 lb/ square, 30 year warranty. A couple things I got wrong: -Construction is rafter/ridge -Plywood does not look ok from the attic. On my earlier inspections I was looking at the face of the sheeting rather than where they butted up on the...

Thanks for all the replies -I'm located in eastern Will County, IL. -When I first noticed the damage there hadn't been any high winds. -Roof construction is trusses. -Venting is soffits and several vents on the opposite/ south side just below the ridgeline. A 21" gable fan on a 120F thermostat...

This roof is about 20 years old and started ******* up like this about 5 years ago. The plywood underneath looks good from the attic side. This is the north side, south side is fine. Does anybody have any ideas regarding whatmay have caused this and more importantly what I should do to correct it?

Year:2014 Make:Chevrolet Model:Cruze Mileage:207300 M Transmission:Automatic Engine:Diesel 2014 Cruze 2.0L TD 207,300 miles, garage kept, clean non- smoker & no kids. Reliable daily driver 100 mile highway daily commute for its entire life. Very clean inside and out except typical door dings...

I've been troubleshooting a low boost and high soot DTCS on my Cruze. Pretty sure I found the issue, blow out in the intercooler inlet hose. Replacement expected tomorrow afternoon.

They had a safety recall on the blade, yours may be included - This may apply- https://www.cpsc.gov/Recalls/2017/Cuisinart-Food-Processors-Recalled-by-Conair

As found- It's my dad's. I took a couple quick shots since were were working on a project. I thought it looks unique.

Translucent green Eagle oiler.

@Outlawmws That Uni-Synset up is great for dual carb VW setups due to their low profile.

Yesterday- Fixed a flat on my Craftsman tractor. Looked like the tube was punctured by some rust on the rim. Patched the tube and cleaned up the rust on the rim. Sanded it smooth and treated it with Naval Jelly (phosphoric acid solution), reassembled and looks good. Took a broken caster wheel...

Finished changing over to LED bulbs on the bug. Last step was an electronic flasher for the turn signals. Ready to start and move it out of the garage & the battery was dead. It was on the maintainer all winter do WTF? Popped the rear seat to take a look and remembered that it was the original...