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I've been following your journey. Great news on the trusses. I'm a bit older than you; I now consider the work, and the chances of me winding up in the hospital if I do it. It's sometimes hard for me to spend money to have someone else do work that I previously wouldn't have thought about...

Where did you buy them?

I really agree with this post and wish someone had given me this advice before our move from Illinois to Texas. I'm so glad I brought all my tools, absolutely no regrets. Looking back, I'm sure my wife would have preferred to update all the home furniture, bringing only items with sentimental...

Also something to think about if you rent a truck.....compare the load capacities of different rental trucks such as Penske, U-Haul, Budget etc. Some are easier to load, or some have lift gates. When I moved my tools, I'm pretty sure I was overloaded on a U-Haul. I thought the ramp, and...

You want a Vessel 5700WP faucet driver. Haven't found a seller here in the US, but you can order from Amazon Japan or on the bay. I had it in my amazon.co.jp basket and was adding other small items to get the shipping down, but then Amazon has apparently changed how they compute their...

I remember seeing them hawked at the state fair years ago. At the time, I wanted one badly but wouldn't spend the money.

Can you share where? I had been looking a year or two ago and could buy for that price, but it seems I can't find them anywhere that price now. Thanks.

Looks like a nice space.

I see that Home Depot has a sale on their Milwaukee shirts. I typically wear either Duluth or Carhartt. How do the Milwaukee compare? Fit and longevity? Thanks.

My shop is about 200 feet from the meter. I paid about $7000 eight years ago to upgrade my service from 200 amp to 400 amp (I think it's actually a 320 amp loop). $2000 of the 7000 was for a rock saw to trench through our rocky "soil". Placed a 200 amp panel in the shop and two temporary...

Thanks everyone!

Does anyone how the fit compares to Carrhart?

We had a '57, 4 door hardtop when i was a kid. I think it might have been the first new car my Dad bought. Great memories.

Last week I saw a Cornwell truck and Matco truck. No pictures though.

I started using this 3 in 1 after someone here recommended it. Don't use it often, but have been pleased so far.

I'm older, and have a hard time wrangling bigger pieces. I've never had good luck at the box stores with accurate cuts. Tried it and it's not worth the aggravation. Now, I just have them cut slightly oversize, knowing I'll have enough wood to precision cut to the exact size when I get home.

I would buy one for that price if I could find it. I need to start downsizing. I'm at that point in life where I'm not taking on any big projects, but I still want to keep basics for minor issues that come up.

Love seeing these restorations. I really admire the talent that you have!

Congrats!

Order 50380. Not a large order, but wanted to get in!