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I have 4 or 5 caulk guns. Yes, they all have their place. I just haven't figured out where yet! Bet your *** they still have half a tube of hard caulk in 'em though.

Email...my knee pads are on the way.

I received the technical error last night, but hit it this morning and it went through.

Damn!!! Mine's only 8#😩

I started into some ryobi tools lately. They've got some offerings others don't have and for what I do, and for the price, they'll work just fine. I picked up the two battery deal with an air compressor. I use the hell out of that little thing. Got an 18v fan today. Can't wait to try it out at...

Is this a tool?

And if that wasn't enough...ether.

There’s some YouTube videos where people made them out of a turnbuckle. I got a turnbuckle, but I haven’t got around to making one yet.

I always leave the jack under my vehicles, so I at least have more than one iffy piece of equipment protecting my life.

I've been carrying one of these for year. I've got about four of them. When I lose one in the couch at nap time, I can always get to a backup. I tried a Milwaukee, but it just doesn't work for me.

A hillbilly buddy had a scientific term for dissimilar metals seizing up...it's called "growed together".

Millings will run black water every time it rains. I've had some down for 20 years and there's still black **** when it rains. Usually the millings you can get these days are ground off the surface and don't have substantial size stone. If the cost is $11 a ton, around here driveway stone is...

Buy the Napa oil dry. Put it down and walk on it. If you don't want to wait, get on your hands and knees and scrub it with a 4x4. Any oil dry'll work, but that Napa stuff's bad ***.

I've worn steel toes most of my life. Worked construction, too. I've seen quite a few injuries from not having them, but never seen one from wearing steel toes. I went to horseshoeing school back in the 80's. That was their theory. Two of us with steel toes got stepped on, no problem. Two...

I just picked up a set of these...$10 cheaper than the kobalt wobblers I got last year. These are solid!

I don't really know, all I did is feel one and it's not wobbly and sharp like my kobalt ones.

I put millings in my driveway about 20 years ago and till this day, I still track black **** all over the place when it gets wet.

https://www.ruralking.com/crimson-adjustable-steel-sawhorse-1300lb-24970001 I leaned on one of these the other day. Ten times more stable than the kobalt junk I've got.

Hey!! Me too!

A screwdriver is a prybar and sometimes a chisel.