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http://www.mcmaster.com/ 5877A155 1 1/4pound dead blow hammer body Pick your own faces. They are priced from $5.25 up to $12.34. page 2789 I have 2 of them.

Horsepower will be more of a factor in cfm rating, but the slower motor will be better. Here's a link to some misconceptions on "explosion proof" motors. Poke around the rest of the site to find specs on their fans and blowers for some ideas. It may just be better to bite the bullet and buy a...

The pool table is a nice thought but your room really isn't big enough to play in comfortably. Unless you like using short cues. http://www.olhausenbilliards.com/roomchart.php Home theater, bar area, game table, exercise room. You could even partition off 6-8 feet at one end for a storage...

I don't get why everybody says their hand will slip off easier with these wrenches. You'd be pushing or pulling on a wider surface of the wrench, so you should be more stable. And more comfortable. I think the "more force" would come from "less discomfort" with the same effort. I think these...

#1 craftsman #2 gearwrench #3 snap-on do I have to pay the shipping costs?

#1 craftsman #2 gearwrench

Isn't it quite possible the Craftsman wrench has a tapered design while the Snap-On is parallel? I don't see how this is a problem, even if its not the case. The distance between the flats is what should matter. The precision of the fasteners being used could also be called into question...

That guy is just misinformed more than trying to put one over on people. Its not like he's listing 453 auctions of cheap tools. All with titles including the words "not Snap-On". Or worse yet, L@@K, WOW or other cheap ploy that doesn't make me look or say wow. I'm more annoyed with the ones...

60855K35 from http://www.mcmaster.com/ Vibration Damp Leveling Mount W/Neoprene Base Without Bolt, 1/2"-13 Thread, 600 lb Load $3.23 ea I got some of these last October for a base I made for a tire changer.

Is this a poured concrete foundation? Sounds like it. When I did the drywall on my garage ceiling, I feathered the compound down the concret walls about a foot. Contemplated coating all the walls to fill the little voids. I gave that thought up as it seemed rather pointless. Afterall its a...

Well, actually they're sold and shipped from toolsource.com and can be purchased now. Fluke points you to dealers that may or may not have them in stock. Some dealers will charge shipping on special orders, so $4 more upfront and shipped/received in a week may be worth it.

Two styles from Fluke. http://us.fluke.com/usen/products/AccessoryDetail.htm?cs_id=34639%28FlukeProducts%29&catalog_name=FlukeUnitedStates&category=LEAD(FlukeProducts)...

Plus a good filler will actually support the edge. It won't chip as much (and as large) as it will without filler, when things roll over it.

This site says you can. http://www.plumbingsupply.com/gasvent.html It also says no sealant needed. (to answer your other question)

Acetone should clean it up. I think it even says that on the bottles. I've had good experiences with Gorrilla glue.

Palm nailers. They're perfect for that.

On a trip to South Dakota I bought a rechargeable LED light which I think is quite good. And I'm not really a fan of LED flashlights. Usually the color seems purplish. This one is whiter than most I've seen. Its a ProLite Electronix. I got it at a Menards, they aren't around my area. It has a...

What size wire does that use? If its 22-26 ga., this tool may work. http://www.mcmaster.com/ page 1726 94575T55 Crimper for Crimp-On Computer Connector This would work if they are larger sizes. 22-14 http://www.paladin-tools.com/view_tool.php?id=400 I have the one from McMaster. They're nice...

I've got 5 or 6 pairs of crimpers, 3 or 4 brands. Sargent, Ideal, Jensen. I like the angle headed ones. They all have a release lever, its that black pawl sticking up from the lower handle.

It sounds as if you're doing everything correctly. The thermocouple is a sensor. It generates voltage when heated (disimilar metals) , if no votage is present from it the valve won't hold a coil open, therefore no gas can flow to the maiin burner when the thermostat calls for heat. What is...