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Do a search. Discussed many times. Some people have had good luck with the counterfeits, others not. A coworker purchased one many years ago...it lasted about a week. Your results may vary. I always stick with you get what you pay for, and if it looks too good to be true, it probably isn't.

My community well is high in iron and other non wanted minerals. When I replaced my softener, the dealer strongly recommended a iron filter be installed as well. He said without the iron filter, the softener would last about 3-5 years. I did as recommended and everything is still working fine...

Check out XL Feet. 242 Filmore Ave East St. Paul, MN 55107 xlfeet.com

He needs a full time crew just to keep them polished.

I have a Fuller set. Expensive; but to me; worth every penny.

Probably should adjust your overhead doors before converting to living space.

I'll be retiring in two years and if all goes right I'll be building shortly after that. I own 3-1/2 acres about 750' from where I now live, so the move shouldn't be that bad. Still not looking forward to it.

I have this Makita. Does what it needs to do. Chose Makita because I have a lot of other Makita ****. Good for blowing stuff out of my river rock flower beds. When I want to blow the river rock out of my flower beds, I can use my Stihl SH86C.

Damn, I paid $200 for one last fall and I thought I got a killer deal.

Are you the same guy that made a Youtube video using old CD's as a cut off wheel?

No typo, just a lot of sarcasm.

Cart #2 is used to transport your needed tools for the job from your 40' toolbox to cart #1. :willy_nil

Rubber hose. Buy once, cry once.

Are you paving back to the shed as well? If so, my guess would be $60K+.

count me in

I find it hard to believe that you're from Wisconsin asking this question.

I couldn't agree more. I have a Last Word indicator that came with the tool box package when I went to trade school. Used it during school and purchased my first Interapid soon after finishing. Haven't used the Starret since. That was 44 years ago. Probably the worst tool Starret ever made; in...

For most things, my personal preference is Starrett, though my calipers are Mitutoyo. Since Starrett was purchased by a conglomerate things are starting to go downhill, even though they said nothing would change. So, the NOS Starrett would be the way to go; in my opinion; if you choose that...

Not a Bauer, but I keep mine in the box it came in. Not a daily user, so it's no big deal keeping it there. Wish I had the battery version. Pic swiped from the interweb.

Looks like a nice plan. I would agree with racecougar. There's a huge gap in what you want with a budget of $10K in an earlier post and $12K in a later post.