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Left side, righty, started out this way because when I built my workbench it was in a corner and the left side was the exposed side. Now that just feels right.

:lol_hitti :beer: Merry Christmas!

Ugh, flex duct! Does anybody use rigid ducting anymore?

That sounds like reassurance that it's still in transit! :beer: HO HO HO!

My recipient posted a pic! Nothing received yet, I hope the grinch didn't steal it!

That's Georgia alright!

Would it have something to do with potential arc flash hazard?

Welcome from NW metro-ATL!

Haven't checked in this thread lately, glad to hear all's well with the baby girl! Mine's 9 months and change, and growing like a weed! Sorry to hear about the accidents... my '13 camaro got hit 3 weeks after I got it... and again less than a year later. About $12k in body work in the first...

That's one heck of a shop. How did you make the flat straps work that the concrete guys put in the slab? Also good to know about Heritage Truss... I may build a shop next year and they're super close to me. Not sure how much of it will be by my hands... wifey isn't interested in having a half...

Or Secret Sanitarium... the gift is men in white coats to take you away. :lol_hitti

Packed and ready for the sleigh (complete with artwork that looks like a 5 year old did it... I should stick to tools and electronics). Should be northbound today.

2015? Post 2017 stuff here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=374463

Increasing the temperature will lower the relative humidity. Same amount of moisture is in the air, but it's less likely to condense on other surfaces by heating it.

Chicken dinners indeed! I hope I get a chicken dinner! :lol_hitti

I got that too... thanks SK! Aside from that, I'm kind of on the fence about whether it's worth renewing. The discounts are "meh" and the free socket choices are a bit limited... but I'm using it to build up a 12pt set.

Not always. If I have a project that's going to take a lot of material I'll drive to the local supplier and load up. But for onesie-twosie bits and small pieces, a few bucks more to have it shipped to my door is worthwhile.

Are you a "SK club" member? If so, I wonder if the coupon is members-only? I am and I received the same email.

I have no issue with its durability other than the slides that were replaced under warranty. I haven't weighed the contents of the drawers, but I suspect unless you're just cramming as much in as possible with no organization in there you'll run out of space before you run out of weight limit.

I got the set about 5 years ago for the same price, minus a $50 gift card rebate. Like your use case, it's been for home shop use. I'm satisfied with it. I did have a couple slides fail but not heavily loaded ones. Guess they just had something wrong. The heavy drawer still works fine. At this...