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Can somebody educate me? I would have walked by that at a yard sale without stopping to look.

I prefer QR too, but a lot of guys on here hate it.

I don't, my kid does. That may be the way I'll have to go.

I should have gotten pics, but didn't. My 1-1/4" ID hose didn't fit on the smaller side, either outside or inside the small end of the adapter. A bit frustrating, since this is exactly what I need, just not the right size.

I'd try to find a kid who needs decent tools and set him or her up with whatever you have duplicates of. Selling is less attractive because its so difficult to get enough out of them to make it worth your time, but hopefully gifting them to someone who will use and appreciate them is easier and...

That's not what it says in the ad, it says 1.25 OD OR 1.5 ID. 2 different hoses, not 2 ways to measure/describe the same hose. It's coming my way regardless. I'll let you know how it works out.

That's exactly what I'm looking for, but my small hose is 1-1/4" ID. I'm not certain it will fit my smaller hose, but I've picked up this and a couple other options, will see if I can cobble something together that works better than my last experience. Thanks all!!

Good evening. I’ve bought a new shop vac with 2-1/2” hose. I’d like to be able to use my old 1-1/4” hose and attachments to extend the hose. Google and Amazon are only getting me various versions of this: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00M3IOUUS?tag=atomicindus08-20 I feel like the hoses will slip...

Do you plan to live there when it is finished?

Looks like a handy little shop to me. I assume your career is/was in some sort of metal fab?

You could make good use of a stump grinder and a sunny afternoon.

That's a really nice looking handle.

Found a winch bar at the top of the entrance ramp closest to my house recently

I just had to pay $87 to get a shop to recalibrate a brake light switch on my wife's Buick. I wonder if this scanner would handle tasks like that? I should have just bought something like this, I'd be a quarter of the way to paying for it...

That's pretty.

I'd like to have a 10-drawer Power Kraft like that.

Nice setup. Welcome to Garage Journal.

I like my T72, but I also get a fair bit of use out of my Titan micro 1/4". I could see a stubby being handy, even in 1/4" drive. I'm definitely a buyer for a stubby 3/8 when the Icon version is available. Can't justify the SO premium for that particular tool.

Are these vastly superior to the venerable Klein/Fiskars data cable snips I've been using for 30 years?

Appreciate the lead. They definitely have a large selection of bigger sizes.