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Finishing up a remodel of our master suite. Would like to install tip out trays on the sink drawer fronts at each vanity. Opening is 29.75 wide and 4.25 high. I have much more room than most between the drawer front and the front of the sink; just over five inches. I would like a tray that...

Could not find a plumbing specific forum. Need a compact toilet that works with standard 12 inch spaced flange. Does not necessarily need to be a smart toilet. But I ran across this and it looks promising. https://www.homary.com/item/small-s...mounted-automatic-toilet-selfclean-38060.html Saw...

Made by Dutton Lainson Co. in Nebraska. Still in business. Looks like and air gun of some kind, but how in the world would you attach an air hose? Same thing is available as part of an oil can with a nozzle on the end. Looks like it would spray oil EVERYWHERE!!! Look here...

I bought a used JLG 1930ES scissor lift about 4 years ago. Probably saved my life multiple times as I have 18 foot to 17 foot ceilings in my shop/warehouse. Other than my two post vehicle lift, it has been my most useful tool, even though it is pretty beat up. Who cares what it looks like if...

Had some friends whose house was recently set on fire from a lightning stroke. Got me wondering if a lightning rod would be a smart investment. Our house is 105 feet long and about 30 feet tall. Watched this video:

Posting here because it is powered. If there is a better forum, mods, please feel free to move. Figured this would be the best place to post, as the knowledge on this site just astounds me. Someone on here will know what I need. Have posted about our museum project a couple times. Website...

Any reason to buy expensive step drill bits? Seems like they all work well until they don't. Then ONE of the sizes just quit cutting. When they go bad, they go fast. Are there some that actually last. I am normally drilling metal; anywhere from sheet to 1/4 inch steel. Rarely need to drill...

As title says; need approximate value of 15-201. Runs, but is said to have "low torque", whatever that means. I figure best case scenario is a new belt. Worst case scenario is a new motor. I realize it is a **** shoot. If I can get it for less than $200, is it worth taking a chance on...

Need a hydraulic press for my shop. Have a chance to buy a Ramco 50 ton unit. No repairs have been made on it; all welds intact. Any personal experience? Want to make certain it is well built. Not that concerned with the ram or the pump, as both can be rebuilt or replaced. Looked at some...

This is my wife's shed. It has an electric meter, but no power to it right now. We have to pay a minimum monthly charge for the service, so I don't plan to turn it on. We already have two meters on the main house (long story), so really don't want a third. We need a light that we can turn...

My 55 year old SnapOn impact wrench is nearing the end of its life. Technology has come a long way. Even new, this one could barely eke out 300 lbs. It has served me well, but several times while removing body bolts on the LT-1, it would just hiss. I oil it regularly, so that isn't a...

Bought a bunch of **** from a Vo-Tech this week. Actually, got a lot of REALLY nice stuff, but came with the usual load of **** that one must sort through. Got two REALLY nice SK swivel head ratchets, full set of Snap-on metric deep sockets 9-19, a set of Craftsman 3/8 drive thin wall deep...

This looks pretty cool. Anyone using these? Any reason not to? https://www.peachloft.com/pages/waterproof-solder-wire-connectors-gg?utm_source=gg&utm_medium=gmfk&utm_campaign=rsg117&gclid=EAIaIQobChMIt-etyrj7gwMVopnCCB0_5wGfEAEYASAAEgLTx_D_BwE

Not even sure where I got this. Says "Lee Splicer" on the side. Maybe for fiber optic cable splicing?

I have an old Craftsman roll around I bought in 1972 from the original owner. Five drawer lower box with a top chest. Cleaning it up, and reorganizing. The casters are pretty crappy. Two fixed, and two swivel, with locks. One of the swivel casters has not ball bearings left. You can...

This thing is so quiet. It is a beast. Anyone know how to date this? Guessing 50s. Catalogue number 85. Model 3, serial 4635077

They are about 1 3/8 inches long; maybe 1.5. Took pics with and without a flash. Found them in an old tool box. I have no clue.

I have 16 cars, and take care of about 8 more that belong to kids and their spouses. It is always a challenge at the tire installer. It takes two trips. I order most of my tires from Tirerack. I have access to a first class tire mounting machine and wheel balancer at my nephew’s shop (a...

I have on old Chemsearch solvent tank. I do not believe they make them any longer. It has a false bottom, which means a mat type pre filter would fit perfectly. The only mat type filters I can find are; 1. for aquariums, and 2. the "ozzy mat" used by the CRC Smart washer systems. Can't...

Probably not good enough for a "you ****", but I am very happy with this lightly used Snap-on top and bottom box. $800. It was on my way home from picking up a windshield for my 69 Opel GT. Lightly used some corrosion on bottom drawer and the cabinet right below that drawer. Won't be hard to...