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That is what i have. It is excellent!

That blika string thing is not to my liking. I like to have my nut and bolt gauge on a shelf slightly lower than eye level, in a configuration where i can check items with just one hand. And mine has metric all on left, SAE all on right. Also has length scales at bottom. Beats looking for a...

My current fave is the Wera that comes with BitCheck. The way it fits to the fingers is very nice. It is great for limited space situations.

Thank God that you found that, and not me. My wife would be even more wigged out if i dragged that home!

Just spitballing here: That fireplace and chimney mortar? I think someone makes a version that comes in a caulk tube. Aluminum angle could be mitered, and maybe fastened with a few anchors. My guess is that you will continue to get cracks. Fireboard is a good idea. Glass block of some type...

3M 5200 is the bomb Are you going with “redneck fiberglass”?

Great thread. I need to find a belt pouch in which to pack a few of the small tools. Any suggestions as to a pouch and/or tools to keep in it?

Must be a huge shop. Scroll the pics and see what i mean. Glad i can’t make it!! someone like this must have/had some firearms. Some very nice stuff.

He could have told us the rules of engagement early on. You know that we like solving engineering puzzles here. But the OP failed in terms of giving us the facts. Neither this comment or my prior one should be considered a personal attack FWIW.

Boss is a jackhole? You should have told us “the rules” before scamming us into the game. Good luck at your job.

So were the Reddit folks that were bidding up Gamestop and crushing the short sellers the ones behind this lumber spike? I was just joking at first, but maybe it was the short sellers seeing a huge opportunity and they went long. Fortunes made and lost in mere days.

Seal a Meal ….. if i only had one.

With a garage funnel if i am in doubt …. I wait until after dark and when i take out the garbage …. I rinse the funnel with my recycled beer. Drip dry overnight.

That is weird. If you have an above ground septic tank you might not want an in-ground swimming pool. :lol_hitti

I think he means flat tappet wrenches. I have a set and the thin flat profile is really helpful in certain situations.

Did i miss it? You don’t mention Engineer screw removal pliers. (Or you could go with the Vampliers.) No joke - the things work where nothing else will.

I have a Stanley 55 plane with all the various blades. That might work for most of the length. Not sure about the ends.

do you have an oscillating multitool? You could possibly use double sided tape to stick sandpaper to a worn out sawblade (or scraper, etc.) and work your way along that groove. Maybe figure out a way to depth-stop the blade with a popsicle stick, or similar.

Some good ideas here. Go full gonzo and get some VHB tape. Now, who else has a problem that needs expert opinion? :bounce:

Put an ad on craigslist. Or on fakebuck. If you have a non-profit …. is there someway to use the website, etc.? I know there are laws against using the NP assets for personal purposes, etc.