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We have a 7'6" garage ceiling height and the support pole concerns me. Some rust and degradation, even though it doesn't get wet often. Anyway, would prefer a trained eye to review it. And, if needed to replace, I'd prefer support beams instead. - Who does one call (trust) to have a support...

Knipex has a nice one, I like the half-moon section for shaving wire. What do you recommend?

Full auto crossbow. Made in Germany - I know lots of folks like that aspect! Let the debate of whether only the Makita drill is capable of this. I've seen several products from this guy. You can spend a rainy afternoon watching his channel.

I was looking for a laser. Folks here, and elsewhere, seem to like Huepar. 603CG is a 3D, tri-power and takes AAs if desired. Reg- $209 Sale for $149 then either 15% off with pre- Black Friday discount code PBF15, or 17% off with email subscription code HUE17. You can’t stack discounts. it...

I picked it up for hanging pictures and such. Due to a past obsession with mobile HAM antennas, I have more tripods than one man should. I searched GJ, while I was standing at HD. Looked like a goof, but I'm tired of returning things. I did finally make the purchase, but just curious what...

One thing I know about myself, I like flexibility. My garage is "challenged" in many ways. I want heat, but hanging from my low ceiling, will possible, doesn't put the unit where I want, but infrared doesn't heat air, so I need it to be with 5 feet of me. I originally bought this unit to...

Normally one might say, stick with the ecosystem you have, and you're good to do. 24 months ago, I did, and bought the Ryobi. No complaints. Circumstances changing, as they do, and red is invading my space. First M12, now M18. I'm likely not bailing on Ryobi, because I like thier...

I have an offset, which I've used on my 20 foot ladder to clean gutters, etc. However, there are times I could use that offset inside, if I had a shorter ladder. I only see 8' and larger. Is there a 6' ladder that would accept a ladder offset/standoff?

My wife constantly harps that we have too many tools and **** stored. Because my HVAC is below grade, we have to pump the gas and A/C condensation up and out. It was installed a couple years ago and 3 weeks later, the pump failed. It was equipped with an alarm feature that would shut the HVAC...

Nothing fancy. Looking for a rectangular, 23" x 47". Just want to use it as a tabletop, to cover a picture collage the wife made for a coffee style table. I see you can buy one online for $200, which doesn't include drilled holes for attaching the tabletop. I'd consider, and might prefer...

I want a space, with a lift, where I can service my own vehicles. Not heavy duty service, but general maintenance, and a space to play with tools. I bought the wrong house for this years ago and it's too tough to unwind that, at least not for another 5 years, but by that time, I'll probably be...

I currently have a Diamondback cover on my Honda RL. It's made in PA, and I can rest 250 pounds on the top. It has two sections, front and back, that open. It works well, but I really wanted the version where the front section had butterfly doors, so I could stand on the side of the truck...

I have some questions, and could use some advice/direction, regarding: - Licensing - Insurance -AG Registration Please PM if you wish to provide insight. Thanks

Helping someone get their house prepped to sell. They have an enclosed porch, with a suspended ceiling. There's one junction box where, for some reason, they cut a circle in the ceiling tile and the junction box plate is flush with the ceiling. Gotta believe that'll get the inspector's...

First world problem alert- So, I have Craftsman G set that I used as a mechanic, very early in my career. We recently cleaned out inlaws, helping them downsize, and I was able to actually complete that G set. However, last year, I grabbed a Gearwrench set, because I was using my partial G set...

First World Problem, so skip if you wish. I bought the red case bit set a while ago, but only recently dig into them. What a PITA they are to tilt out, in order to remove the bits. Am I missing something? I have the same case, for their impact bits, and it’s much easier, perhaps because...

I have the M12 line and couldn't be happier. I grabbed an 18V saw a year ago. It came with 2 batteries. I also bought the two battery set, with charger. Today, HD delivered my 18V 1/2" impact. I go to charge the two batteries from the saw, brand new, never used, both are defective. I...

FIL is downsizing, so I'm, once again, evaluating my inventory. Maybe it's my mild OCD, but, if possible, I'd like to limit brands in the box. I have a 4 kids, at least one of who is interested in tools, so my current tools won't go to waste. I currently have various generations of...

I want to cry once and be done. Is the 3580, 80 piece Master set, the most complete Sunex 3/8" Impact set available: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00LNH7728/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Was in a guy's shop today and nearly everything he has is Eastwood. Is he just supporting my home state, or are these lathes worthwhile? He does nice work from what I could see tonight. Thoughts?