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We rent, and this deck seriously needs to be replaced. I'm working with the landlord to get it up to code, but I've told her I am not going to do the work because I am not licensed, nor a professional, and I don't want the liability. I did have to make one fix though, because the stairs were...

I am looking for an epoxy/sealant that I can use to seal up an LED light. It's going to be used as a reverse light on my SUV, but I go through the car wash a couple times a week, and I'm confident that the pressure washers will kill it. It IS intended for outdoor use on a vehicle. Here is...

I am looking to ID a vise. My grandfather passed about two years ago and we're finally starting to clear out his workshop. Most of this equipment was last used prior to his accident in '02 as he suffered spinal cord injuries and was quadriplegic ever since. I don't want much, I feel greedy...

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The 12 Gallon Craftsman Wet/Dry vac is allegedly made by the same company as the Ridgid vacs, and those get pretty great reviews around here from what I've read. MSRP on this one is $79.99 (and is currently full price @ Sears). $49 picked up or $54 with free shipping. 1. Go to KMart.com 2...

http://www.amazon.com/dp/B001G614V6/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Amazon claims MSRP is $113 so $22 for a 21 Piece 1/2" drive socket set WITH a ratchet seems like a pretty good deal to me :dunno: Free shipping with Prime.

As the title mentions, there is a company near my work that makes and sells some common products, all manufactured in Bollingbrook, IL. They are one of the few left that try to use as many American materials as possible and they proudly put it on all of their products. The company is called...

I have the 205 piece set from a few years ago, and this set is the same, except that it adds 15 bits for the screw driver. I have found it to be a pretty encompassing basic kit and this is with the $99. Apply some discounts, like SAVEONTOOLS after you add a $1 item, and it could be even less...

So my uncles friends brother took a shop class once at a community college, and he said that you can just plug your generater in yer house and fire 'er up and it'll work just fine. Why hasn't anyone here thought of this, it seems like a great, cost-saving way to power yer home or trailer...