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Count me in, as my old sk Wayne's are all wore out. Thanks, Wayne

I installed 8 foot tubes, now I have more static than the old fluorescents. I will have to try thr coax out to a tree and see.

I've done all my own concrete work. I usually get someone to help scree the initial poor, and then all bull float and trowel work. I've been real happy with the results with very little cracking. One of the things I've learned is to go a little thicker on the slabs doesn't cost that much more...

I carry a tool roll too. You pick what you need to carry roll it up and store it

Make sure your extension cord is actually 12 gauge wire.

I buy my tools many places, snap on in the past , sears , lowes , HB, many garage sales, my favorite pawn shop, Oregon tool A local tool store.:rocker:

I bought a HF rotary hammer drill about 4 years ago , still going strong. I use it more than I thought I would. Also bought the bits , also still going strong except I wore out the 3/4 bit

Can anyone tell me why you can't phase tape a 6 or smaller wire, safety issue ? Or one of those head scratchers . Thanks

Out here in the country ,l work around and in them all the time. It's just the way they build pole barns here. Have yet to see a rotted post. I'm sure their must be one or two around. But I haven't seen one yet. The post are supposed to be good for 40 year ground contact.

Around here it's all pressure treated posts in the ground , no plastic ,no tar. I've yet to see one with rotted posts. In fact there is a lot of debate about concrete or just gravel around the post in the hole. People are worried that the concrete will cause the end of the post to stay wet.

I use these on a variable speed grinder, slower speeds they last a long time.

Two Onan , one 6500 w emerald that only puts out 120 volt and an older Onan 4000 w that puts out 240 volt to run our well. We have backup wood heat and propane instant hot water heater. The wood stove is also set up to heat water. Every year we have the power go out. Every few years ,out for...

A vacuum oil extractor dosent allow the fine particles in the bottom to drain out. I would warm the unit up and then allow the oil to drain out taking any junk with it.

Thanks Wayne ,l will check that out.

It dosent know the words? Thanks for the info. I will probably switch to four foot t5s and get away from the 8 foot bulbs all together

I have 8 foot two bulb fixtures that hum , t twelve bulbs . 120 volt ballest. Thanks

Lack of cooling fins dosent make it a Chinese motor, none of my made in the USA motors have cooling fins. One on my Chinese tile saw does.

All my decks have 3/8 spacing on purpose . Allows the pine needles to fall through ,and easier to power wash every year. The edges don't rot from constant contact and trapped moisture. Warmer here and wet rainy days here in Oregon. Did I mention pine needles, gobs and gobs of pine needles.

30 x40 woodshop here with an 1-1/4 tongue and groove plywood. All on pier and post. Two stories. I would hate to deal with a concrete floor in my woodshop, no vibration from tools transferred through the wood floor, pleasant to walk on all day , easy on tools or even materials that hit the...

Hook up a fence shocker, meth head would swear he's getting electrocuted.lol