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I've been shocked a couple times plugged into a GFCI. Not bad but enough to know it. Just a couple of months ago working in the rain, the chipping hammer would shoot sparks between the bit and rebar I was chipping around. I didn't finish, and put then tool inside to dry out.

The one on the top of the blade is so you can get your finger nail in there to open the main blade.

Make a new pipe and run the 3/4 rod the entire length of the pipe. Drill a couple holes to plug weld it. It will be heavy but really strong I would still thread it if possible. I had the threads break off on me while using a hickey(rebar bender). I was standing on the bank trying to get some...

I caught the promotion last year, don't remember the time of year though. I just happened to have some in the truck that day and saw the sign in the store.Any bucket could be exchanged. It was 5 cents for a new one.

I agree with LLWillysfan that ten mill should be fine. It was all we used for years. Now the 15 mill seems to be the new spec. That being said,If you can afford it, go for it(you don't get to do it again). My recommendation though is you can find the Stego tape(doesn't matter what brand the...

Thanks for the reply. I haven't done much roofing in awhile(thankfully), but that is the first I have seen that product.

What are you using as an underlayment for the Black metal on the porch roof. It almost looks like it has a shingle pattern on it. Beautiful structure.

I saw one at a jobsite this week . I have never seen one before and if it was mentioned on here I apologize for missing it .It was a model 525 . It was a folding dolly with the bench built into it.

Must be a Vixen file day in PA I bought a N.O.S. vixen file in the plastic, and one on the wooden handle. I also got two 18" Black Diamond Farrier rasps for 5 bucks. You should come up to Renningers Flea market in Orwigsburg some time. I would like to get down to your area but drive so much...

Rustolem hammered light blue or verde green would look appropriate for that box. I would paint the inside.

I tried to buy the 3/8 sets today with the coupon but they had none in stock. Our store barely has any of the ratchets. I think they had one or two 1/4"'s and maybe one 1/2". Socket wise everything standard but the 3/8 size deeps. I did not see any of the impact sets either.

For the touch up spots, mix a little blue chalk in the mud. Makes them stand out and easier to find.

It will be fine, just keep pulling the bit out every so often.

A little tip for sharpening them. Chuck them up in a drill and run it in the opposite direction your grinding wheel or belt is turning.

Well look what followed you home:) Good to see a fellow Bladeforums guy on here

You can always zip strip through the slots on your hardhat.

How about using 1/4" and using plastic anchors with a pan or lath head screw.

if you have any spackle try putting a medium coat over a section and let it set awhile.

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Thank you. I will have to keep an eye on the website.