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A place for everything and everything in it's place. As others have said, I'd rather not have to fumble around and hunt for a tool. Even the blow molded tool cases can be modified to fit more stuff in them.

Since HD has the bait and switch with the 2767-21 and 2767-22, I checked with a local tool store and got a better deal. Darragh Tool Central had the 2767-22GG for $349.00 with trade in of an old tool.

Has anyone bought the 1/2" impact kit that HD has for $269.00 ? The main HD page shows a kit with two batteries, no description, but the pic links to the 2767-21 kit which lists one battery.

Would 1/4" tubing with 1/4" nuts and an adapter work? Like this: https://www.bakerdist.com/mueller-a-00479-3-8in-x-1-4in-flare-to-internal-flare-reducing-union-connector-ur3-64--9b53435

+1 frp

Make it easy to clean. My shop bathroom has epoxy floor with a floor drain and the showerhead right above it. FRP on the walls and ceiling. Hose it all down and squeegee the floor. Like joncrane said, small tankless water heater.

Looks like maybe part of a tool assembly. Malco makes a lot of sheet metal working tools. https://www.malcoproducts.com/

Just cover the floor, walls and ceiling with hardiboard. That ought to contain the sparks.

Amazon has a ten pack for about $40 currently. What's up with the app permissions? Read and modify your contacts. Read the contents of your shared storage. Modify or delete the contents of your shared storage. :wtf:

Anybody here using the Milwaukee ticks? I'm thinking about getting some and was wondering what your experience has been.

A couple of these under the bed might be handy. https://www.toolup.com/weatherguard-312-3-PACK-RAT-Drawer-Unit

How about a job box with casters? Anything you could chain it to under the carport? Like this https://www.homedepot.com/p/Knaack-Jobmaster-42-in-x-19-in-x-23-3-8-in-Chest-42/202215024 Check Craigslist/ FB marketplace

Would a roll of soft copper tubing work? 3/8 od maybe? It would be easy to flatten.

Got the Trakr brand because you can replace the battery....my pa-in-law lost the battery and cover in less than two weeks. UL, CSA, Ford Tough....nope. Doyle can break anything. The Trakr fobs have worked ok. What about the Milwaukee Tic? Might be a little too bulky.

Replacing a line set in the wall is a pain and sometimes more practical to figure out a different route. The pipe insulation does breakdown eventually though and sometimes the lineset size needs to be changed. At this point, I'd do as kaffine suggested. Cap one end of each line and braze a...

Would a magnetic tool holder work? https://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-magnetic-tool-holder-60433.html At least the bits wouldn't roll around.

Commercial refrigeration My backpack has 1/4 through 9/16 and two 9" adjustables. Service valve caps are 9/16 and 13/16. Some are brass, some are steel and some are painted. It's the painted ones of course that you have to use an adjustable on. Filter/driers are painted too.

This will get you started in the right direction: http://www.electricmotorwholesale.com/MARATHON-PARTS-MOUNT-KIT.html You are looking for resilient motor hub rings and brackets. Depending on your motor frame size, 48, 56 etc.

Any decent HVACR supply house will have an assortment of these in stock.

Most of the belt drive exhaust fans I've worked on had resilient mounts, adjustable pulley and were vertical mount. That motor and pulley should work well for a DP.