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Gotta blame somebody... for what, I don't know. They're only supplying the products/quality we ask for, and even lend us the money to buy it. We should be thanking them. They're like America's tool truck. Dealer financing! :)

Had a chance to buy 3 of those for $200 each. Never heard of Lista before, so I passed. Now I'm kicking myself for not having done any research.

My pen light is on my keychain, which is almost always in my pocket. I've been known to use it to find my bigger flashlights, and then as a backup when that bigger flashlight runs out of juice.

I've had a few over the years, but my favorite is the 4Sevens stainless steel Preon Revo.

Re: garage refurb Nice work. Just spent all morning reading this thread, I feel tired for you! Whew, gonna call it a day.

Wow, even if it's painted, that's a pretty good price given that it comes with a vise.

For the 2x's that are between 2' and 8', I put them in a 55 gallon drum with the lid chopped off. The drum is sitting on casters if I ever need to move the wood around. The 8' 2x's are stacked under the shed. The flat sheets are leaning against the far wall, but clamped together to minimize...

That *****, though Amazon has been pretty good to me about screwups.

Thanks, I'll have to keep that in mind.

Got the link to this one from this thread, I think.

Not sure if you already answered this, Jack: how did you attach your thick steel plate to the cabinet below?

Any time I read "antique" or "vintage" in an eBay title, I brace for sticker shock.

I don't have a dog in this fight, but I'm curious as to why you weren't able to send him the merchandise? If you thought what he sent was not enough, IMMEDIATELY refund and say no deal. In the end, you did agree to the terms because you hadn't yet refunded the $ and promised to ship it by...

I like this idea. It helps with people whose first post is in the classifieds, with no contact info, no location etc.

That is very nice. I would have been tempted to keep the original side (stains and all) facing up. Gives it some character/history.

Thanks, good info.

I have 4, if you count the panavise that I use for soldering work.

How much weight is that rated for?

I own a Thunderbolt, and other than the paint job, I can't really tell the difference between it and the Hobart welder.

I'll take one, PM inbound. THANKS!