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In get mine from amerisource bergen, my wife has an account, they have been on allotment since March 2020.

https://www.doitbest.com/shop/cleaning-supplies/cleaning-tools-and-supplies/spray-bottles/spray-bottle/zep-48-oz-high-output-chemical-spray-bottle?SKU=636327 I have used odorless mineral spirits and 99%isopropy in these

Yes, I opened in Tapatalk and they seem to work from there. You can copy the description and Google to find the item. Sent from my SM-G970U using Tapatalk

Where are you located? Can you post pictures?

Austel has a problem with this issue, too. https://www.google.com/amp/s/revealnews.org/article/this-tool-cuts-fingers-and-gashes-faces-but-shipbuilder-still-uses-it/ I wouldn't use a saw blade on an angle grinder, IMO nice way to lose a finger.

Sulfur water is normally a private well, no worries of chlorine

A better idea is to have the knob or lever cross keyed to your key and a change, leaving the deadbolt on your key only. This way your key works and you have a key to loan out.

https://www.doitbest.com/shop/hand-tools/knives/utility-knives-and-box-cutters/snap-off-knife

Its called glazing tape, some are foam and others are sticky putty. Be careful cutting the tape if you have and coatings on the glass. I use a flexible replaceable snap blade utility knife to cut it.

https://sktools.com/shop/15-piece-1-2-drive-6-point-deep-metric-chrome-socket-set.html and add the individual

We use installing hardware on 16ga hollow metal frames with a 12ga reinforcing plate behind, probably a couple thousand holes a month with a hand tap gun, only reverse once to get out of the hole, no chip breaking required. Stop using when they get dull and they are fine, we do use a pilot...

I have the m12 sds rotary hammer, installer drill, and the ratchet. Most on my other tools are Dewalt 20 and flexible, I carry the installer drill and sds when installing door hardware.

If you have dewalt or makita batteries you can use the simpson quik drive system. https://www.strongtie.com/quikdrivesystemsandattachments_fasteningsystems/landing

Angle grinder cut off wheels would be cheaper.

Viking GF-29RSP if you want a nice set of jobber bits turned to 3/8 shanks.

Stanley does the motor winding in house, using sourced subassemblies.

A plane that is perpendicular to the other two. LA 180L by Stabila

You do not want a surge driver if you have a lot to do in the sun, they get hot and don't work as well.

I use the templaco jig referenced above, its worth every penny but we do a couple everyday. Milwaukee 49-22-4073 it works well enough, get a few forstener bits in place of the hole saws. Freud 2-1/8

Take the "S" out of "https" your hyperlink.