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Over the course of my military career, and many PCS moves I can tell you this with absolute certainty...... I hate moving with the passion of a thousand burning suns I had to keep lean on everything, and was routinely buying "good enough for the next 1-2 years" type tools that I would flip...

Is the M12 sequential charger for $59 worth grabbing? Also how good/bad is the inflator? I keep killing the "cheap" cigarette plug in ones.

A post hole digger and forklift attachment I'd say are a necessity. Backhoe's are always useful and likely going to be needed as a ballast while you work.

Personally if you're below freezing you probably want to get the standard cooling only mini split and then get a heater installed in the garage. They don't work efficiently below freezing.

Personally I prefer the Southwire NCVD over many other brands. Receptacle testers are a dime a dozen so get whatever's cheap. Agree on the rest and highly recommend the Klein Kurve version of strippers. I have the NM ones as well as the standard ones. By far the most comfortable I've used...

Well **** on a cracker they open it up to ALL HF jack stands and I had returned just the recalled ones the day prior. Guess next time I'm there (about an hour away) I'll return the other set I have.

If someone tries to load a full toolbox into a truck/trailer they're a special kind of pants on the head retarded. I unloaded mine, pushed the empty box in, and reloaded it once inside. It wasn't loaded with tools either, it was loaded with paintings/artwork or other fragile stuff that needed...

Having removed carpet and put in LVP I'd recommend you go with taller baseboards. There's a "ratio" of sorts in regards to baseboard heights and ceiling heights. I ended up repariing the drywall and re-using the builder grade special MDF just to keep costs down and get the job done faster. We...

I grabbed a new needle nose, cheap flush cut, and a magnetic 11-in-1 to try out. I didn't even think to look at hole saws, might have to check those out as well.

I've moved a LOT with the military. ABF U-pack is the best option IMHO. Now as for your stuff here's my take. Welder - coin toss keep or sell. Depends on model, age, and your needs plaz - coin toss keep or sell. Depends on model, age, and your needs large bottle on single cart (near new) -...

I have one set that's affected, one that isn't. I'm seriously thinking about ditching both and just biting the bullet on getting quickjacks instead. Always wanted a lift, and they seem like a good option....albeit an expensive one.

13" planer Corded random orbital Gen 4x drill and driver Octane 1/2" impact (not the big dawg one) 18V flood/spotlight combo that can hook onto 2x material radio Haven't had a lick of trouble from any of them. Keep waiting for a good deal on the octane circular saw, jigsaw, and recip saw.

I'm going to be building mine 10-14" deep. 18" is way too deep. You're only 6" shy of your bench or a base cabinet at that point.

Is the magnetic 11-in-1 worth getting? I've got the original version, and love it...except when I inevitably drop it and it pukes itself apart. Haven't had much issue with the bits pulling out in use, but mines only about 1.5yrs old. Sent from my Pixel 3a XL using The Garage Journal mobile app

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Sparky channel on YouTube has a bunch of conduit bending videos if you're a visual learner. Personally I'd not run anything smaller than 3/4" conduit since you can stuff a good bit of THHN/THWN into it. Mind your conduit fill, Southwire has a decent calculator you can use. Also determine what...

My co-worker really likes his. said it lasts a pretty good while with a 2.0AH battery

Posted this to a FB group I'm part of. Forgot to post it here as well M12 3/8 ratchet $85.85 or $83.94 w/ Prime shipping or $82.92 3rd party There's one in Amazon Warehouse for $79.40

Yeah you get way nicer lumber from 2x10s and 2x12s than you do anything smaller. Way more knots in the smaller stuff and often twisted/cupped/bowed significantly.

I'm planning on building my next bench top out of laminated SYP. I had one previously from laminated SPF 2x4's which exceeded my expectations. Buy a gallon of titebond, you'll go through most of it.