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Exactly this. Thank you.:beer:

This might be dumb, but how about some sort of adhesive between the parts (ratchet, extension, socket) so they cannot separate? I assume you only need one size socket?

I am putting your text in red and my reply in blue. Too much blather to do multiple quotes. QUOTE=justanengineer;5276007 No, its the opinion of someone who spends a few million annually on prototypes, sets up 1st run production pricing agreements, and has a history of getting prices and deals...

These are the same people who want your materials.:willy_nil

It is easier to hide what is going on. Most people only build one structure in a lifetime. So they don't think everything through. Another thing that can happen is that material is delivered and billed to site A by the lumber yard, then the contractor moves it to site B and uses it there.

How about the on off switch out of a canister vacuum cleaner? Those are push on push off and meant to be stepped on.

The tool getting colder is normal. One of the great things about air tools.

While we are making impossible wishes, I would like a Unicorn.

I use the outer race of the old bearing to press in the new one. That way only the outer race of the new one gets force on it. A "flat" disc or plate may well allow force on the inner race and that is very bad.

Very nice. Does that have the gear reduction on the handle?

Because no one has turned them in ... yet. :lol:

Not the usual sort of msds.. http://www.stain-x.com/uploads/MSDS_-_STAIN-X_Pro_Grout_Cleaner_-_RTU.pdf

Very neat and clever tool. Thanks for bringing it up.

It may not be soapstone. It may be a man made material. While not, IMNSHO a real problem, it may have asbestos in it. LIke lead, asbestos was used to improve product quality. Cut it wet, don't inhale, rinse all the slurry away.

Let it sit and separate then look at the acetone layer. It is pink color now. I assume that a small amount of the ATF dissolves into the acetone, and that is doing the penetrating.

Mix some ATF and acetone in a glass jar. Shake. Apply with brush. The acetone attacks and swells the rubber seal of the jar lid, so if one tightens the jar lid normally when closing, it is very hard to open later.. So I tighten the jar lid gently. Have paid for and used Kroil for years...

Post a clear readable pic of the name tag on the old motor.

Copper pipe in direct contact with concrete will corrode and leak. Sooner or later, but with absolute certainty. Abandon the underground copper now, avoid a leak while you are away on a cruise later.

At the compressor, a tee with 2 ball valves. When disconnecting the hose, close the ball valve going to the compressor and open the one at the side of the tee. Compressor tank still has pressure, hose is now bled. Attach a permanent hose to the side valve, and put the other end of this hose...

Nobody said you all were. There are so many trades on a project that if only 1 in 5 subs are use less, the home owner still gets screwed. The GC and the subs know full well this is a one time deal between them and the home owner. It is essential that the HO keep a close and skeptical eye on...