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Today’s road find - 2” Purdy sash brushes. No before picture; this is after about 10 mins of scrubbing old paint off.

I too have an older HF 9”. I bought it probably 12 years ago to cut foundation vents in my house but have ended up using it about every other year for a concrete project. As others have mentioned, super heavy and rather scary to use. But it will move some material plus has much better...

That’s not gonna buff out

If the property isn’t level, what about a daily driver garage on the main level with a garage/workshop below?

no conspiracy, most are found and posted here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/what-kind-of-tools-have-you-found-in-the-road.227120

Oh, and the HD page for their cyclone has a bunch of pictures in the reviews section.

I built one like the video attached and have been very happy with it. The top of mine is square and I added holes to store all of my shop vac attachments. One thing I do intend to change is bolting the whole thing together. The small vac wheels were not designed for the too heavy load and it can...

Most likely they were forgotten about. It happens fairly often. I found a Dewalt pancake compressor for my step dad many years ago at half price (or maybe it was 75% off). There was a pallet of 6 of them in the lumber aisle overhead. Ahh, the good old days of 3, 2, 1 clearance pricing. Usually...

I used mine again today. Been thinking I need to pick up a spare chain.

$349 but it says it is designed for professional mechs and DIY. Looks too gimmicky for pros and too spendy for most diy In my opinion. I would like a new floor jack as mine as leaking but I don’t use them often enough anymore to justify the cost.