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I like blackboard better from an aesthetic standpoint. The feel and sound of chalk is much more appealing. And there's no chemical smell. Also chalk works after decades (unlike dry erase markers). So if the SHTF, chalk and a blackboard are the big winner. You can also eat chalk if you need an...

I use 1/2" (including torque wrench) for lugnuts and brakes. Just doesn't feel right to use 3/8". If I was still doing it every day I'd opt for the lightest option though.

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I don't think you missed much. I placed an order at that price, then cancelled it once I read the horrible reviews.

Makita!

Thanks! In for 2.

Too thin

Thanks! In for 2.

Depends on the steak though

I understand OP's annoyance, but honestly I'd love to have UPC embossed on all tools and machines. Easier to reorder the exact same item, or parts, or view the owners manual - just pull the UPC up on the phone. Also, no stupid stickers to peel off and use solvent etc.

The tragedy of the commons.

I used to always use 12" Channellocks as first line of attack. Often it was enough. Then, borrow those excellent Snappie tongs if that didn't work.

Working fine on Pixel 7 Pro with Chrome.

I also went with Makita. I don't like red tools, it is purely an aesthetic thing. Also Milwaukee always makes me think "cheap nasty beer" lol.

Nay. There's always a better solution than plastic ramps.

Forget the core. How the heck can I get a waistline like that? Lol

That makes sense. Didn't realize you have such a wide mower. I've never used a 4 post lift so I can't comment on that. Seems like it would be less versatile and very inconvenient for mechanical work as previously stated. Not to mention it would seem to use much more floor space than a two post...

Of those choices I'd go with the straight ahead option. But I would center it left-right, and pull it back towards the bay door, leaving enough clearance for your pickup hood to clear the back with room to work. Basically maximize side space for working while a vehicle is on the lift. Diagonal...

Welcome! That looks like three-way switch wiring. Someone may correct me though. You can learn the basics of wiring by googling. You will need a basic multimeter. Please be careful on ladders. Please turn off breakers when doing wiring. You will be told that you should hire an electrician...

These look very useful. Clever design! They look less likely to damage the hose than the standard "nose picker". Would be great for teens and apprentices especially.