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It is that tight. I have a picture but not sure how to post it from my phone.

Sometimes the simplest ideas are overlooked. That would do it!

So I think I'm fighting a losing battle here. I picked 2 side cabinets for my 44" chest only to find out they redesigned them to a deeper size. I reluctantly purchased a new bottom chest with the $439 coupon and brought my old chest to work. Now I am left with 1 side cabinet in the box, one...

I prefer menards over HD here. I had a menards delivery when I put an addition on my house. I timed it during their 11% sale and saved quite a bit. The lumber was surprisingly good. No complaints. Last build was my shed and same thing. I picked it up though. Most of the boards were fine on...

That PC one looks pretty bad ***. I've been using the K4 for a while and the K5 looks like a nice improvement. That PC with auto adjust everything seems to take a lot of the guesswork out. I am always thumbing through the manual to figure out which size screws to use on which size materials...

Is anyone concerned about using battery tools for home use on something like a saw? I have a miter saw that's 15 years+ old and still runs great. What are the chances Milwaukee will still offer M18 in 15 years? Jobsite tools are "throw away" for the most part so I don't see any lasting more...

My stores have zero left. I ordered up the horse skeleton and the werewolf. The horse is not sold in stores.

Just purchased some Halloween Decor online since it's all 50%. Stores were pretty picked over last week. Gearing up for next year.

I am in the same boat. It almost seems silly not to get it. I could def. use it at the gfs rental house next season. I really need to clean up all the pine trees on her property since the bottom branches have never been trimmed.

This is tempting. I rarely use my little gas one, but this seems like too good to pass up.

What is your use? The deep cut is huge. The 12v is pretty small, really only good for 1" and smaller. I mostly purchase the middle size which is good for up to 2.5" I believe...

Re: All this work and she say's "it's only a garage!" Women care about women stuff. Mine could care less what my garage looks like or what I do in there. After 7 years I am finally coming to terms with this. If it's not her thing, she doesn't seem excited about it. They are a different breed...

I am not a garage door expert, but I would assume the larger radius would be less stress on parts over time?

Dang good price!. I picked up a Hornady RFID a couple years ago and am loving the RFID feature.

What about the metrics??

this thread needs more pictures.

I just ordered 2 standard single doors (8' wide x 7.5' tall?). Max insulation (R17.x), windows with tint, stamped bead board, and 2 x 8500w openers- $4200 all in. I think 3K for just 2 doors is a bit steep even they are a little larger than mine.

When I was a young lad I always had the impression they were run by old crabby guys. When I picked up my wrenches, it still appeared to be that way.

Picked up a couple sets of metric for my tool box. I can't find SAE anywhere. Was going to buy them for the guys in the field but doesn't look good. Anyone know who has SAE in stock?

I would check to see if your local gas/electric company offer rebates for insulating buildings. I had my whole (home) attic blown and air sealed last winter because it was cheaper to hire someone to do it (they then got the rebates) than for me to insulate myself. Something to look into.