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What sort of clamp is this? It must hook on to something else, perhaps a bar clamp. Found in grand-dad's garage. What's it called?

That's fascinating. Did not know this. Thanks for posting! (Sorry I have no experience with aluminum hoods or SS dipsticks to share).

On a rolling table next to a Coote belt grinder. Did you guys have to add TWO grub screws to get the saw vertical and stable? I did, see red arrows. Also: Do you release the tension lever when not in use? (Mine is released in this photo, which is why the blade looks bendy.) I release blade...

It rocked my world! Unaware of better option. This grinder is the key to the kingdom...you'll never be locked out of anything ever again.

I wonder if this means a Fuel angle drill will soon be announced...

HD has several Milwa bundles as "Special of the Day." www.homedepot.com/SpecialBuy/SpecialBuyOfTheDay ...mostly non-Fuel items, as per usual.

Milwaukee 48-22-8410 PACKOUT DOLLY $60 instead of $100 www.redtoolstore.com/collections/black-friday-deals/products/milwaukee-48-22-8410-packout-dolly-1

That makes sense to me. If you're right handed, you hold a 2x4 with your left hand and cut on the right. So the waste is usually to the far right. So yes, if you needed to trim, the sole on a leftie would have only a tiny perch. Also, a left blade would be closer to your face than a right blade.

[A joke video - removed] I don't own a single 9ah or 12ah so I'd have to buy the mower and both batteries, which means, $full price. Which, stated in another way, means I will continue using my corded mower and schlepping the cord back and forth. $900 is out of my comfort zone for a non-riding...

I dunno, it's not 100% clear that it *is* actually running on 18V. The article implies that multple batteries may be used, so maybe it is 36V? I realize that's not 72V, but still... Quote: We can also see from the supplied photo that the mower seems to have room for (at least) two batteries...

Is this a real thing? I've heard rumors of a Milwa lawnmower for some time, but is it now in the pipeline? And is it 18V? EDIT: Question retracted! https://www.protoolreviews.com/milwaukee-m18-fuel-self-propelled-lawn-mower/ Wow.

Is that so! So the Craftsman cordless tools are just rebranded Dewalt?

Transitionals!

That's a great idea...I've used BLO on cast iron surfaces, why not on a vise to keep it "natural" looking? By gum I'll do it and post up when the deed is done. Thanks for the pointer.

Thank you sir. Can you recommend a paint that would look somewhat original and be a good choice?

I had to purchase this Fiskars Folding Ute knife, my curiosity was getting the better of me. It is seriously funky-town, and gets good reviews from some people. Nice fit and finish. Big, heavy, plastic-covered glob of metal in the hand (if you like that sort of thing). Seriously crazy...

Of course, but: When a battery DOES fail within a short amount of time, I don't know how long ago I charged it. Short of keeping detailed records on charging dates, I was hoping there was some way to test battery health with a VOM.

This vise has been hanging around my Dad's shop...I'll need to restore it soon...

I'd like to cull my herd of cordless tool batteries that are low on capacity with age, but I don't have a good system to determine which are on their way out. Would charging a battery full, and then testing its resting voltage say...3 days later (or 7 or whatever...) work? I don't know how to...

I see. Makes sense. This is my first pancake so I'll just get comfortable with the "use it in a decade" idea. Come to think of it, I didn't see an intake filter...