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Why can't you overlay the whole garage in MDF if that's what you want to do? Before I spent much time messing with old drywall work I'd probably overlay it with 1/4" or 3/8 drywall and finish it right.

I just screwed a plastic spring clamp just like this to a board.

Dump their asses! Maybe a movie studio will by them for their next 50's themed TV show!

Make/model of the machine would help. I've refurbed a few of the old Dixie Narco and Vendo machines over the year. As A-duh mentioned, thermostat could be the culprit but also could be cooling fan, compressor, etc. Check out forums like vending chat and soda-jerks for more info.

As someone in the real estate profession, you will regret converting the garage when time comes to sell. Not saying don't do it, just make sure it can all be undone easily. Leave the garage door operable and just build a faux wall inside. ' How about building a raised floor over the existing...

Go to an RV parts supplier, rubber similar to that is often used for slide-out seals. Sometimes it is even more of a neoprene/foam type which may seal better.

I have two friends that I would let use it or my whole shop, anytime, no questions asked. Of course those are the best kind of friends because they never ask! A couple others I let use it as long as I'm there or we are doing a project. I've let my daughter and her boyfriend use it but she's...

Also consider that most states require that homes being sold must have the stoves be EPA certified, if not the seller usually has to remove it. An appraiser will look for an EPA tag.

Why not DOT air brake tubing?

Look up storage unit doors. I see them come up regularly on Craigslist around here. A 4' door with hardware seems to go for about $100.

Go to an industrial rubber or hose supply store. They will have chunks of hose and chafe guards that should work. Maybe even pieces of conveyor material?

We have Exede/Wildblue and it's **** service and the customer support is terrible! We've also had Hughes and it was as bad or worse. I'd be thrilled to have consistent 1M speeds at this point!

Buy longer posts...easy fix.

I use muffin tins for holding small parts on big projects. Pie pans get used to catch oil drips when changing seals, etc.

Assuming the car is placed correctly, I feel very stable working under my Atlas 10k lift. I always give it a robust shake text once the wheels clear the ground. If I'm doing something that would require shifting large amounts of weight or prying then I add a couple harbor freight under hoist...

Hmm, I gave your response serious thought until I saw who published the map! Have to take anything the EPA says with a grain of iodized salt. :D

Funny how we've been living in houses for hundreds of years and didn't know about radon. Guess ignorance is bliss? Also funny is the fact that I don't think I've ever heard of anybody dying from radon. Sounds like a lot of hoopla and a way to make a fast buck.

Used it to unload 72" roller chest from back of the pickup. Used it to raise riding lawnmower for deck replacement and service.

I glue small neodymium magnets to the bridge of my safety glasses then stick them to the grinder, drill press, table saw, etc. That way there is always a pair of glasses in reach and they don't get scratched by sitting on the shelf.

CLR to clean it then buy one of the anti rust tablets to drop in the tank.