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But there is a Wiha catalog. Also on cd in pdf format, too.

The scope is listed on their site for $399.95. I'd give you some free mugs and other discounts too. Because I do believe you've paid more than retail for the whole deal.

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I used an engine hoist to pick up the iron staircase I built and placed it where it belonged. I'm not saying it was easy, but I did it by myself. I purposely avoided doing it until my wife left the house, as she's the worrying kind.

Actually, thats sort of interesting. A built in decimal equivalency chart.

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Nesco and/or Robinaire or others. I'm interested to know if they'll spin in a tighter area than regular Imp cutters. The larger size I'm sure would be a help under a sink, but the small size looks like the knob could still have interference issues. Anybody know?

Well, I know you were thinking it.

I like the one I got. I fit more pliers in the drawer with it and I can find what I'm looking for. I got mine at etoolcart price was less 2 years ago, though.

It was an enamel. The color was "clear plastic". I'm sure I picked it up at an auto parts retailer. Probably any clear other than a lacquer would do.

I have a similar table top in my basement (allegedly to fold clothes) that I sprayed with clear plastic spray. I bang around on it will few ill effects. Being that it is a "harder" soft metal, it won't hurt your delicates.

Tractor Supply has a similar style to that. Item #3200528 They also have some pendant style lights from Westinghouse using Xenon bulbs. They seem pretty nice. We may get some for the horse stalls in the barn.

The six tube lights are T-8's. Since the 2 tube is a small version of the 6 tube, I'd think they'd also use T-8's in that fixture. from Griot's: The six T8 fluorescent lamps produce 21,246 lumen even when mounted to a 9 foot ceiling this fixture produces over 150 foot-candles of light on a 42"...

There should be 11 threads cut onto the pipe. The ones pictured that were threaded for you only have 9-10 threads. Thats why they seem tight from the start.

No, it would be better on the bottom of a vertical connection. That way it doesn't interfere if component are being removed or reinstalled. Its a convenience thing. There really is no right or wrong.

Is this your nut?

Maybe I'm different, but how much access to this space do you expect to have? Or need? With all that framing, it doesn't look (based on the pictures) like much room will left to put a tote up there. I think you'd have an easier time doing whats shown on here. I believe similar items can be had...

They did and still do offer the lifetime warranty on hand tools, but never did on power tools. Power tools may have had a 30 day or 90 day warranty.

I would think the only thing that would effect the speed would be if you put a lighter blade on it. But only if it had a large heavy blade on it previously. It probably only sounds faster because of a gear whine or worn brushes. If that model has braking when shut off, it will just spin for a...