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if its only small (5"x10") just hit it with your compressor, they have those high flow nozzles that use a venturi to boost the volume of air blowing.

Had a pedestal bathroom sink, dropped a ceramic dog water bowl and it cracked the sinkbowl. Clear through there was a hole in the sink. The dog bowl survived. Seems to be made of the same material as a toilet. Hit those just right and you can break them easily, when I replaced a toilet in...

:oops:that's some porous looking metal, looks like a sponge. How they got the finish to be so smooth and polished when the inside looks like that is quite an accomplishment.

get these I got these from Amazon, they have been great, easy to use and no leaks and are real brass. worked so well I bought it again twice for a total of 3 sets. I really only wanted the male ends for all my sprayers but they don't sell them individually so I have 5 couplers that I don't...

I got the Media cube from Home Depot. its been working great for the past 18 months. what I like about it is that it has a huge storage bin so you don't need to empty as often but it does get heavy when full. I think it holds around 4 gallons. It has a app for iphone that you can program its...

try a heat gun and soften up a piece of 4" pipe then press it into the cutoff section at the surface. you should be able to mold it into shape. may take several attempts as you work it into shape. Leave it in place for a couple of minutes to cool down and harden then you can remove it and it...

Definitely get a diamond wheel. I used the Dewalt 4-1/2" one on my grinder and it cut so much cleaner and faster then the abrasive type. They also last longer and do not wear away and get smaller in diameter.

These little guys works great. shur-line trim pad shur-line edger

jesus thats a long extension cord.

I just used my GB40 to jump a Mazda 3. Took 3 tries got it started. I noticed that it is now swollen looks like the battery went bad. something seemed off as I had to use the overide button. I guess these things don’t last, I bought it in 2016, got 6 years out of it.

I have the GB40. it has worked great and started 4cyl with a dead battery multiple times on a charge. But on my V8, it would not jump it, in fact I didn't even hear it turn over once. so for small engines its very handy. But if you have a V8 look elsewhere. I also used it to jump my EV when...

what is this for, a standard house door hinge? I've used construction screws like a 3" spax to replace screws for exterior door hinges to get a solid connection into the studs.

I just ordered this set the other day, hasn't come yet so can't comment yet. But I have used EZarc oscillating blades and they have been good quality so I thought I'd give this a try. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B0BF5454DS/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I got the tripplite power strip also and it has held up well since 2016. I used to use just those cheapo strips but they would burn out (circuit breaker wouldn't reset) after a year or so of hard use. This one is doing great. I have my compressor and shop vac plugged in full time and use it...

I had that problem and I took roloc sanding disk to the head to flatten it out a bit. Just needed a little off to clear. The slotted end still had enough meat to be useful while allowing the wheels to clear.

I've pounded in a torx in the past and it worked.

I use 5 gal buckets and gamma seal lids. I have grout, cement and hot mud (drywall). That is well over 5 years old and it’s still good. Just keep them in a climate controlled space and it’ll last a long time.

I’ve had no issues other than the blade getting pvc melted and stuck on the blade necessitating cleaning. Also the shavings stick with static cling to everything.

thats what I do also put the wire ga for quick identification.

Skill Topgun in the late 80s ish.