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I've never seen a helicoil that couldn't let a bolt or stud pass thru it. You're supposed to break the tang off. Wayne

I'd do the concrete, it doesn't cost all that much here. $75/yd on weekdays, $85/yd on weekends. 350 ft length X 12 feet wide(my assumption) X 4 inches thick = 51.8 cu. yds. 52 X $75 = $3900 52 X $85 = $4420 plus labor costs, if there are any (DIY) cost of lumber for forms cost of tools...

I found a partial picture of the dump. The old garage, or the structure formerly known as a garage. Some of it is already gone. All that remains are 3 feet of the rear wall and foundation on the right side as seen in earlier pics. I do get the "did you move in" comments. Some ask when I'm going...

I have impact sockets. They just aren't always where I'm at. At those times, I make do with what I have at hand.

I've never had any problems exchanging any tool under warranty. Even when they've been abused. I've used chrome sockets with impact wrenches, but have broken (split down the side) more just using ratchets. To Sears, chipped chrome is normal wear and tear. I've also bought worn tools at...

I thought I'd put a few pictures of my garage from start to nearly complete. Thats because I can't find the more recent photos. It ended up being a nearly 3 year project. Six months was getting architects drawings and permitting. It was bigger than they allowed, both in footprint and in average...