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Chain guides; you may as well figure in new tensioners too. Welcome to bedlam

Both boxes show the same point of origin, but one went to a FedEx location in Lenexa, KS [suburban KC] and one Olathe, KS {4 miles south of the other] There has been no update on the box with the silicone spray, so it's likely lost at their warehouse for a while. I've had good luck with...

Well done! I'd like to check that old boy's inventory for a Marland Oil sign. A friend has an old gas station that is now his car resto and machine shop. It was a Marland station way back in the day. Also subscribed for the fabrication work too. I like to see people doing things well that I...

After some mysterious tracking via FedEx, one of two things I ordered from Zoro Tools finally showed up: What is odd is that I ordered two things: the bit driver set above, and a can of food-grade silicone spray that I wanted for my aquarium service business. Two things - same order - became...

HF should kick back 5% of sales of these Unicorn Pliers to GJ. ;)

Re-arranged and put a few things away while waiting....and waiting....for FedEx. [See: "new tool additions" in about two hours. :mad: ]

Air compressor? I can't enlarge the image enough for my eyeballs. :)

Stanley Out of stock at Walmart. :(

I keep a separate Amazon list of tools that I don't necessarily have to have, but something I can add to an order to qualify for free shipping. :) These arrived today: Padded DeWalt safety goggles - something I can use alone or with the full-face shield I use for the angle grinder. The other...

After a brief disappearance during the delivery process, the Mityvac MV7300 finally arrived today. I'm looking forward to oil changes on my son's Mercedes C240 without removing the under-panels. :D

Outstanding thread! I started embracing the multi-bag / container concept as I got older...and older..... I also have to differentiate between "portable" and "transportable". A box with wheels is sometimes the ticket for stuff I won't be lifting all the time. I'd post pictures but they...

I needed something a little smaller than the diamond files that I have, so I grabbed this Smith's pocket sharpening rod at Ace Hardware. Works really well on small things like nail clippers. [THAT is the true spirit of Garage Journal: spending $11 on a tool to sharpen $1.50 nail clippers. ]

Did an oil change on my son's Toyota Highlander. No jack or ramps required. :) Changed the air filter too. We were going to change the oil in his Mercedes C240, but even up on ramps, getting to the multitude of screws on the under-panels proved too difficult for the time we had left. So we...

I got the bag re-loaded with the items that had been in the small bag and those that had been kept loose. I keep that manual winch [aka come-a-long depending on where you live :) ] in the original box because I take it out and oil it once a year so that if and when I DO need it, it will...

ONE time I got away with replacing just the cold control in a Kenmore fridge that was in the garage. I doubt if the newer ones allow you to do anything....except buy a new one.

Home automation, eh? Hmm. "Unlock the refrigerator, HAL." "Sorry Logan....you've had several beers already....I sense your blood/alcohol level rising....locking all vehicles for 4 hours....."

Not really a tool, but I had a 15% off coupon at HF and picked up a heavy duty bag for all of the tow/recovery stuff I have. Now I can get it all in one bag.....hope I can lift it. :)

An incredible transformation. Sehr gut!!!

Love it. If they don't sell what you want, make it yourself. Well done.

Perhaps we should ship them to you!! :)