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Hey 930dreamer - Sorry to hear about the fire. I hope someone has insurance to pay for the damage.

Try this site. They sell Ryobi at a discount. I've got several hot deals here: https://www.directtoolsoutlet.com/

I have a few Worth punches and a screwdriver. They are high quality tools.

If it were me, I'd keep looking. The green one is beat up and the Arc of Shame is pretty strong on that one. The $1200 is too spendy for me. Unless you are looking for a specific DP, there are likely lots of CMan DPs out there. My CMan drills holes just as good as any WT.

Dull blades wouldn't cut through the old caulk on my windows. I started with new blades, but even the "extreme duty" blades wore out faster than I expected.

This works very well. I recaulked several windows this way. The only downside is, I went through a lot of blades.

That wrench is pretty rare this side of the Atlantic, but it isn't all that valuable. I have a lot of Proto, but if I found that wrench at a pawn shop, I'd leave it behind.

Here ya go dogdog! https://www.aliexpress.com/snapshot/0.html?spm=a2g0s.9042647.6.2.1f724c4dYx4AfV&orderId=8129098213946910&productId=1005002064252632 If that link doesn't work, here's the store: https://www.aliexpress.com/store/5029148?spm=a2g0s.12269583.0.0.2e595c0eLIlXkn Looking at the...

I needed an adapter for a bluetooth device. I could only find them on AliExpress. They were coming from China, and would take weeks, so I ordered a new Bluetooth device that they claimed was sourced in the USA. The new device took over two weeks to arrive, just days before the adapter coming...

I recently found a Keen Kutter pocket knife, model 879. Anyone know what vintage it might be? Or the value? It's a really well made knife, and my current daily carry

That's how I got the Plomb fever. When I was a mechanic, I needed 1/4 swivels on each end of an extension to reach the drain plug on the pumpkin on Ford sedans. I had a Plomb and a Craftsman swivel. Every time I opened the pumpkin, I broke the Craftsman. The Plomb wasn't affected at all. I...

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Well that's a brand I've never seen before. Thanks for posting.

Wow! Never seen one of those! I hope you find the parts.

I found this old Johnson #6224 level this weekend. It still has the original price sticker from KMart at $2.37! I paid $2 for it. Does anyone know how old this level might be?

If you want to do the job once and be done, apply a water weight epoxy and paint over it. I like this product a lot: https://www.rotdoctor.com/products/cpes.html I use it on all sketchy wood along with their wood filler: https://www.rotdoctor.com/products/fillit.html The water weight epoxy...

Best idea yet! I like this a lot. I had a dog door in my last house. It was a Johnson. Very well made. 10 years on, the plastic flaps degraded and needed replacement. When I tried to order replacements, Johnson was now owned by another company and they had discontinued the panels mine...

I have two droplights. One corded one cordless. They are both good. The cordless lamp has a good cycle time. The orange one is from HomeDepot HDX PTL-R-2506. The Bayco is BA-2116. I've used fluorescent lamps and I'm done with them. LEDs are so much better.

Probably right, or the the bottom end got in the wrong bin. Friday afternoon production.

In my experience not worth a damn if you use it. That's the best solution. That was my experience too. An American Home Shield policy came with our home. The heater was probably cracked when we bought the house (an incompetent inspector). The gas company red tagged it, so there was no...