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I had my garage floor poured with new concrete last Thursday. Then one week later I'm out replacing the molding around the garage door and I left saw dust on the ground overnight. Now it's stained the apron leading up to the garage floor. The apron was dry on top, the garage floor was mostly...

Was looking for something like this before but never found anything close: http://diamondlifegear.com/tuffcarpet.html Has anyone seen it in person?

Shipping actual cost any way you like. Most will fit into small US Priority mail box for $6. Check or paypal is fine. $8 - hardly ever used Craftsman 3/8" drive, 12 pt deep metric partial set including 10,12,13,14,15,17,18 $2 each, brand new! Proto 3/8" drive, 12pt deep, 13/16" Proto 1/2"...

Shipping is any way you like, actual cost. Most will fit into a US Priority padded envelope for $6. check or paypal is fine. Let me know if you have any questions, Gearwrench 7mm straight, brand new, $3 Gearwrench 21mm reversible, brand new, $10 Craftsman RP 21mm $10 Craftsman RP 11mm $2...

Up for sale is a brand new SK socket set. 3/8 drive, 12pt metric. With socket rail. Shipping is $6 US priority mail padded envelope. payment by check or paypal. Any questions please ask!

I've got an old Raytech ST-2 infrared thermometer up for sale. It works great! Comes with a very nice holster case. This model does not have backlight, or a max reading. It does however have a 50 hr battery life. The plastic body does have some discoloration marks possibly from RC car fuel...

So I'm starting this new thread because I go crazy for good small parts storage and organizing. Hopefully people will add in what they find as well. To create a good small parts box, there are a few things to judge: 1. size & number of compartments or removable bins? 2. latches, quality and...

Does anyone have experience with import tax on Nepros? Is there a dollar amount that gets through without the tax? Is it 3% if customs does tax you? I'd be interested in buying some but not sure if I should separate the order or do one big one?

I've got 3 days of work into prepping and fixing my old garage floor in hopes of doing porcelain tile over it, and now I'm over it. In my 20x20 garage, there's about 60 feet of cracks, delamination within the concrete, efflorescence, and very much not flat or level. I power washed it yesterday...

Curious if people have tried the 2mm rubber under their loud , hard plastic tiles? http://www.rubberflooringinc.com/underlayment/2mm-shockpad.html

Anyone have a recommended leveling compound to pour over a cement floor? I've heard of Ardex, any others?

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Saw in the local ad for ikea their Presidents Day sale with shelving kit for $9.99 which is cheap! Nothing fancy and 77lb per shelf. Only downside is they are only 12" deep and limit of 2 per person. Still....

My 1962 house has a 20x20.5 two car garage. The biggest problem I face is what to do with the garage floor. I'm sure many have been in this situation and there isn't an economical fix other than to just ignore it... You can see in the pictures below some of the issues. large cracks that run...

I have a 20' x 20.5' garage which is screaming for a new floor. Problem is I can't decide what to do. When I bought the house the garage had been turned into a room with carpet and a carpet pad on the floor. After tearing it all up, here is the list of issues with the current concrete floor...

I've got a bunch of Craftsman stuff I'm clearing out since my sockets are now all Proto. Some items are brand new, many practically new and only a few would be classified as used. Shipping is either $5 or $11 depending on what will fit into the priority mail box sizes. Let me know which...

I'm interested in that tiny headed ratchet from Heyco. Any thoughts on where the best place to buy one is? I found some guy in the US that sells them, but I'm afraid his price would be higher than a direct place from Europe. I see some of their sockets are distributed through Wiha, but not...

I've toyed with the idea of buying 1 or 2 nitrogen tanks and using those instead of a compressor. They are silent, have no moisture or dirt, take no electricity and can supply quite a bit of air. They aren't expensive to refill. What are your thoughts on this idea?

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The top of my tool chest has no handle and as such it's not that easy to pull up. The drawers lock when its down and I was hoping not to have to leave it up all the time. So two things, 1. Do many people somehow disconnect the locking bar? 2. What have people done for handles on the top?