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Wiha Tamper Resistant Torx, 7 piece set Paid $60 before tax in August of this year for these. More than adequate.

A two car garage will always be SMALL in my opinion! My adult son told me that he learned at university the maxim that Limitations require/encourage creativity. I had been yearning for a bigger place, but for now I think I will have to become more creative.

Dear OP You should have made this one of those Poll threads. IMO

Remember that lady with a gift card and take it to her in person in the next week. I know she was doing her job, but they get damn little appreciation from Corporate.

Seems like a specialized crimping device. Maybe for making lightweight chain? Interesting.

Corrugated metal would do a good job. Not cheap, but the stuff will outlast a wood fence.

Is the copper for sewer or drain use? Just curious.

Can someone here tell me about this piece of old iron? Model number, capabilities, etc.? Value, parts availability?

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So that is around $13/SF - BUT the footers make it hard to figure out the correct unit pricing. I presume you have a permit. What do the architect/engineer plans specify about the slab? Does this concrete guy know how limited your options are? And time of year wise? When are you planning on...

I have heard some very good arguments against adding the firearms to a Homeowner's policy. Your suggestion is one I never heard, and one that is worth further exploration.

Well, I really like my Knipex Cobras and the Plierswrench. But I have a pair of Craftsman channel style pliers (made in France!) from over 20 years ago that I prefer over the same size ChannelLocks. Now the Knipex Raptor style has only been useful once. I tried to use it a bunch of times, but it...

Well on the battery issue I imagine you could fabricate an adapter with a 3D printer and some thin brass. Heck if it is a one-time tool does HorribleFright have something?

We just got finished with answering one of these types of questions! I say you pay your money and you take your chances. I would check with the people who made your equipment/machine. Or the distributor.

A built-in carabiner clip. Or similar. The beltclips are good, but ....

I know a really large guy - we call him Slim. He sat on a tool cabinet and ker-blam! Down she goes. It was a Craftsman box. So there is a limit to what those things can handle.

Part of some kind of pasta making device? Is this a prank question/thread?

Seal a meal?

I think you will get better damping of vibrations if the mass is placed low. But I am not trained in physics.

What are you going to do about the drawers in that base? You could add a bunch of weight to the base in form of bags of sand, bricks, etc. That might damp out the vibrations.