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I can personally vouch for peppermint oil use it everything now

park, pedros and lezyne are the best bike tools you can get for the money

I had a relative who ran a storage facility. I was tasked with all the cutting duties. tried just about everything in the book but finally ended up using a dewalt 18v grinder (high speed) with a thin cutting wheel but I would use a pair of vice grips to clamp and hold the other side of the...

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just something to think about. I have a very large media tumbler in my shop just for those random piles of nuts, bolts and hardware. when I find all that stuff i dump it in the tumbler and let it ride. once it gets full i the pull out all the fresh looking goodies and sort accordingly.

Looks like the only thing your missing is a monster sound system, a wet bar and some stripper poles. nice work

there should be a socket like spot you can put a 1/2 drive breaker bar into on one of the pulley wheels. mine was a little newer but I could push on the breaker bar with my foot in order to put the bolts in the holes.

Hopefully you can bring some common sense to the group (at least the diesel mechs) the time they consume for jobs on the new trucks is over twice what I do on my own. Paid the 400 bucks for the complete set of manuals for my truck and do everything myself now.

Re: what did you do in your garage today? some retail therapy followed by a cocktail and wrench meditation finished with a zen like ride!

I have had several and its a **** shoot. I opted to go to home depot and find the best deal there. ended up getting two bosch grinders in a box for pretty cheap. that was years ago. I have honestly stayed away from anything HF sells that you have to "plug in"

Looks like a lesson learned.

your price point is going to be outrageous if you end up going with a led system. watch this video and fast forward to 1:05 to see my unit. I am the guy in the bottom of the cave. that unit is ranging from 3grand and up, I have really shopped around for something that will actually have a...

Spent the day training, never fired up the truck

same thing^^^^^ he is a pro

its not the garage, its the talent of the guy who is working in it

sounds like you may be better off with getting a roller tool cabinet from harbor freight. I ended up getting 4, took off all the handles and rolled them together nice and tight end to end. it gave me plenty of storage and tons of work top space. and I can move them around for any project I...

I have never had a problem of any sort I cut a big scotch brite pad into a circle and put it on a buffer and spray the tops with WD40 to clean the top, then apply pledge and let it sit. super easy

I built a gantry on locking casters with a sliding electric hoist. thus I can use it anywhere and tear it down and take it with me when I move.

I think you need to build a really tall sturdy fence (possibly concrete) in between you and your neighbor. who knows what kind of stupidity he is capable of.

if your sold on pavers I would suggest a very good contractor then. someone who really knows how to lay down a good base, waters, roll, and compacts everything and uses concrete to surround the patterns.