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I wouldn't be surprised if all the good carts are rebranded Rubbermaid.

Plastic shot glasses come in bags of hundreds and are dirt cheap.

Why are you bumping old threads to post this information. Next time just make a new thread.

:thumbup: Might want to keep it on the downlow, I've heard that in the past people were threatened with banning for posting too much in hot deals. Just a rumor though. Why does saving money create such controversy. Rhetorical, don't answer that. Just wanted to say thanks.

I found that if I take everything out (of the shed, the shop, the room, the truck, whatever), a whole less goes back in. Kind of like that TV show from the 90's where they would take everything out of a person's house, spread it out on a big tarp, then give them a tarp about half that size and...

I'm looking at Hoover and Vacumaid (made in usa).

Definitely post signs. We had a few thieves going around our neighborhood a few of us put up cameras and made it known. Anytime something happened, we posted screenshots on Nextdoor and gave them to the cops. A few people were arrested and that pretty much squelched the robbery problem. It's...

Vacumaid is Made in USA. I don't own one but have been looking at them. BUT, I don't know if they make a wet vac.

Is the stainless bonded to the wood substrate? Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

I wonder what it is about old wood toolboxes. Even my kids oooh and ahhh and get really excited about them.

I had one and used it for a couple years. Converted it to variable speed with a treadmill motor. I like my modern lathes better but it was a good lathe after taking it apart and cleaning up the insides.

Taupe. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

The table saw is the most versatile machine in a woodshop. The only tool even close is a router. That said, the OP has both RAS and TS now, so why ask the question if you already own both? If you use both, you already know the answer. If you only use one, you already know the answer.

Last I heard they were owned by Toro. Sent from my Moto G (4) using Tapatalk

Almost bought an Xbone @ $239 think I'm going back to PC gaming.

When I was a young man, I could buy Japanese made socket or wrench sets for a couple dollars at Jone's Boys, the equivalent of HF back then (70's). And they were junk. Wrenches would spread on anything remotely stuck. Sockets would turn into circles. America made some junk back then too but it...

Similar situation came up in conversation recently and one of the switches was the wrong type and I think it was wired backwards to boot. Sorry, can't remember details but that might put you on the right track. But yeah, pull the switches and make sure they are right.

You wish. :monkey_po

I bet you know all about it. :thumbup: