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    Above 1200 Sq/FT The Salvage Garage

    That's easy to get. Setting up the copier might be not so fun. Let me know if you need help with that, I do IT work for a living.:bounce:
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    What did you do "IN" your garage today?

    I found some more uses for the magnets also. I am going to build some more of these holders. I still need to label them.
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    Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT Buckeye Hill Build

    Great progress! I am joining this blog.
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT 86's 20HP shop

    WOW, you ****! $20:rocker:
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    Needle Nose plier question....

    How drunk was the guy who designed them?
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    Milwaukee Power Tools Deal Permathread

    ^^^BroncoAZ, I just got one last week and LOVE IT!!! You won't believe the power the hedge trimmer, and it isn't to heavy either.
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT The Salvage Garage

    I think you one of the best negotiators ever! :rocker:
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    Do you ever sharpen old wire strippers, or just through them away?

    ^^That is crazy up there in Canada. They are $12 here in Ohio also. You would be better off getting them from Amazon or somewhere else online.
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    Do you ever sharpen old wire strippers, or just through them away?

    I am not actually sure? I have had them for a while. I have cut some 10/2 wire in the past, but that is the thickest wire so far. :dunno:
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    Do you ever sharpen old wire strippers, or just through them away?

    I just tried to sharpen it for the heck of it, and it doesn't even cut all the way through the wire now. Here in the basement I only use it for my speaker wires anyway. I already have a newer wire stripper I keep in my tool box upstairs. I might just through this one away. Although is does...
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    Do you ever sharpen old wire strippers, or just through them away?

    I have some old wire strippers, Klein Strippers, and they are flat dall and beaten up:mad:. I am might try to sharpen them. I was curious:confused: does anyone here regularly sharpen wire strippers, and other electrical tools, or just throw them away and buy new ones? :confused::dunno:
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT The Salvage Garage

    You have Milwaukee tools, why don't you just get a Milwaukee hacksaw? they have several types, and work very well!:rocker:
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    I just bought this last night on an online auction for $113:rocker::bowdown::bounce: Milwaukee M18 FUEL 18-Volt Lithium-Ion Brushless Cordless Hedge Trimmer (*Tool-Only*) Hardened steel blades cut branches up to 3/4 in. thick Compatible with all M18 batteries Fully compatible with the M18...
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    220 Volt floor plug

    I vote against the floor also! What about if anything, running it from the ceiling down a pipe?
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    What did you do "IN" your garage today?

    I got tired of my "nut driver" bits falling out of the cheap container they come in. Grabbed a spare piece of wood and cut it down to size. Cut a notch in the bottom of it to hold a FREE HarborFreight magnet. Drilled 14 holes into the wood on the drill press Did a little sanding, and I...
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    UFO Spotted at new building site.

    That is way more exciting and watching a UFO!
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    '78 F350 Dually Project

    That is one hell of a view, thanks for sharing!
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT 86's 20HP shop

    That is awesome that your kid is already responsible and has his own lawn business! Now you need to show us the trailer he will be towing.
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    New Shed needs power, does the line have to be buried?

    I am not going to bury it at all. It is a simple 2feet from the house to the shed, once the shed arrives I'll post some pics. The shed will only have one LED light, and two GFCI outlets.
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT 86's 20HP shop

    1995 Ford F150:bounce::rocker: That's a great truck, that's also the year I graduated from High school, damn I feel old now!!!!! That should be a great truck that you two can work on together and do some upgrades to later, if you want to. Enjoy!:rocker:
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