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Was he wrong? Oops. I have 10 or 11 now, not including the trolley jacks in the vehicles. Oh, and I drive my pickup with nothing in the bed sometimes. 🙄

Some people worry too much

As an Asian, I could only ever count to 20 and a half anyway

The thing that makes a dedicated transmission jack attractive is the short handle that swivels.

It's probably obscured by hair

Is that welded in backwards? 🤣🤣😝😝 Just kidding. Looks like it'll hold

But when you rinse it off, you get holy water!

I don't know why she ran away when I said I had a woody!

I always wonder, surely the founder of the gas station "kum & go" knew what they were doing, right?

I specifically DON'T want to have to get a bicycle pump or get the air hose from the compressor. I want to just give it a couple pumps and do what I need to do.

I bought a workpro 3/8 drive 18" long flex head ratchet this past week. It feels nice. It'll live at the mill with a 3/4" socket just for the drawbar, so it'll likely never see real work. It's worked very well so far though. The only thing I dislike is the direction lever is backwards. It might...

Looks very similar to the one I use for the yard. Good to know that it will hold up to solvents. Guess I'll pick up another one

Are there any refillable spray cans that are suitable for things like brake cleaner that don't use a Schrader valve? I like the hand pump on the jug I use for spraying the yard but I'm sure chemicals like brake cleaner probably aren't good for them.

Ok, I guess they do. Must not have searched right.

I've wondered for awhile, why isn't there a length I'm between the stubby one you've been trying to use and the next size up. Why can't they make them with this section removed and the anvil closer to the tool?

That's funny

What is it that ***** about the ones you've used? I use mostly 5 and 7 mil hardy gloves. They work fine. But if you think they **** because your hands get sweaty in them, they will all ****

I would guess he's right about it not being as common now, his reasoning notwithstanding. Real wood requires maintenance if you want to to stay nice. Laminate just requires a sweep and mop now and then.

I'd say it matters that you probably use your tools 40+ hours a week and that you have a truck come by to service your needs.

holding one over your head for any amount of time is a great way to experience the effect of the extra weight. every little bit counts. I recall thinking I wish my 9.6V dewalt drill was more powerful at times. then I got a 14.4V. installing stereos at the time, I had the 14.4 within arms...