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I've had both, they do connect to an air chuck. One is a blowgun the other sprays whatever you put in the can.

Stoddard solvent. Works well and dries clean. Doesn't smell as bad as carb cleaner, brake cleaner or diesel. You can actually wash off most if the smell.

Wife found my chain... with the mower. Lucky, it only destroyed one of three blades.

Walmart or Ace Hardware will have a fixture that will mount to the ceiling box your current light is attached to.

Picked up this Kennedy cabinet from a CraigsList seller the other day. I was rather disappointed that it didn't have ball bearing glides but the drawers opened and closed fine. Even without the ball bearing glides I didn't hesitate giving the seller his $75.00 asking price. Does anyone know if...

That's about what I was thinking. String cable through the trees. If you haven't created a better solution by the time it deteriorates replace it. Cat5 or 6 is pretty cheap.

I have a 113.xxxxx and the inserts measure 14". I ordered these in 14". https://www.ebay.com/itm/124483184689 My original insert measured 14". If the 14-3/8 are 1/16 too long it shouldn't be too hard to sand down.

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One like that came with my generator.

Necklace shorting spring for Unisaw on Ebay if you need one, may or may not fit your Craftsman. https://www.ebay.com/itm/325509264431?itmmeta=01JXG1H0TK8BJM5ZBQ5XRFGFK3&hash=item4bc9dd342f

The link I posted is working today. It's for a Unisaw bullet motor but the necklace should be about the same.

The shorting necklace can be tricky. If the spring is not pretty much perfect it wont work right. owwm.org will have some good info. I read a good article on how to repair one a while back but can't find it now. I think it was http://wiki.vintagemachinery.org/Unisaw-Bullet-Motor-Repair.ashx but...

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Wore a tool belt daily for several years. It is rather uncomfortable and a bit cumbersome but indispensable when I need to grab a tool or fastener at my waist and keep one hand and both eyes on the workpiece.

I sometimes ziptie or screw the legs of a small table to the wire mesh sides of mine.

Been lurking here a while and finally decided to join up. There's lots of great info here. I'm rather recently retired after working several vocations. I spent about 5 years framing houses, about 15 years as owner/operator of a service station (remember when someone would run out, pump your gas...

Looks like Velocipede beat me to it.

New member here and thought I'd toss in my $.02 worth. This wagon has been one of the best purchases I've ever made. Very handy for lots of things. In the pic it is filled with tools being used for my latest outdoor project. When working I carry small tools, nails, screws, parts, etc. in my...