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Okay, i've currently got three projects that i need to level out ground for... an under-deck area (partially enclosed, 20 x 20 with beams intruding into the space), a carport (20 x 22, currently wild), and an above-ground pool (15 x 30, currently wild). i have very little elevation change...

10% on all purchases up to $200, 15% for $200-$300, 20% off purchases over $300... taken at check-out. On-line orders only, but most things can be picked up at the store to save shipping. Did not find any exceptions... tool chests, Craftsman Pro wrench sets, Hobart welders... As long as your...

http://www.harborfreight.com/cpi/ctaf/displayitem.taf?Itemnumber=92391 :thumbup:

i've been on a building spree lately, and one thing that's kicking my **** is full sheets of plywood. Storing them is a pain, and working with them is worse. i've been storing them flat underneath one of my cars, so they have to be moved before i can drive it (and of course, they get oil...

My plan is to build a slightly oversized 2-vehicle carport, with the intention of enclosing it later on as funds allow. Here is what i'm looking at (i apologize for my lousy grasp of the terms involved): All pressure-treated lumber for frame 20' x 24', 9' inside headroom, 1:3 gabled roof above...

:mad: i recently moved to a new place with a very nice attached 30 x 32 garage with 12-foot walls that gable at close to 20'. However (there's always a however), i'm having a tremendous problem with moisture. i open my toolbox in the morning, and there is a layer of condensation on everything...

That's pretty much it... i hate paying people to do jobs, because they're never done to my satisfaction... i know there's no way i can pour a 40 x 150 ft parking area on my own, so i'm looking for other options... I've seen some paver setups that look great, and with the way concrete prices are...

Any options out there other than the generic Chinese sold by Harbor Freight and all the auto parts chain stores? i'm looking for a collapsible model, preferably a 2-tonner (old Caddy mills are HEAVY). i was considering the OTC Stinger from Tool Warehouse, tho i'll have to call to verify that...

i gotta say, i saw these at Home Depot and said, whoa... :bowdown: The black was so shiny, so high-tech, so tactical... Okay, so you can't be shiny and tactical. i don't care. Heck, the sets are even legitimate 90 pieces, not a handful of double open-end wrenches and 85 screwdriver bits...

The goal: rattlecan small objects (intake manifold and smaller) in a VERY crowded 2-car garage without getting overspray on white car, motorcycles, tools, stray cats, etc., without spending an hour moving everything out into the driveway beforehand. Must be compact, and not require frequent...