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Never crossed my mind. I stand corrected.

My thoughts as well. And they are are all still there as of yesterday. On a tool truck, having that whiff of Snap-On and financing, a guy(not this one) might bite. The cognoscenti know it is a $20 Vaughan.

I don't know about you but I'd be happy to put down that foam board to save 6 or $700 bucks. So roughly $.65/sq ft to DIY insulate. An old bread knife works very well for cutting. Your saving could go to running pex tube to allow for radiant later.

2" rigid foam will give you R10 and 1200 sf of it will cost around $1900(shudders) where I'm at. Sounds like a $600 savings if you lay this stuff down yourself. Insulating the slab from the foundation perimeter is also a good idea.

The snacks and candy section there always gets me in trouble. Somehow a bag of Twizzlers and some peanuts always winds up in my cart.

No link. These were on an end cap where this particular store stashes odds and ends that have been marked down. typically the markdowns aren't anything great and stuff here lingers. Next time there I'll snap a photo as there were quite a few and at $45 I doubt will be moving quickly. The head...

While at Menard's today I spied, on the closeout shelf, a bunch of Blue Point ball peen hammers. :dunno: 40 oz wood handle for $45 I didn't think to mosey on over to the tool department to look for anything else.

Alright, axle nuts wouldn't be that tight. cross that bridge when you get there

While not used in the garage I bought a Makita and it is great. If not commited to another battery platform I highly recommend it. Whoops, I doubt it will eat leaves

Tekton is notorious for making stuff nobody asked for. Checking bolt dimensions I see no 50mm hex head even used, perhaps proprietary for something An M30 bolt has a 45mm head and would be tightened to around 1500 ft/lb. M36 has 55mm head and would be tightened north of 2k ft lbs. How useful...