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Seems like weekly there is a new thread here on how it went bad for someone's slab poor. Why is that? Do people not check references of the contractors? Do they no go out and look at previous jobs? Is there that many hack job fly by nighters who think they can pour a slab? Seems like this topic...

How does it work? I have bent a couple coat hangers and tried it (out of curiosity) and it does apparently work (for me anyways). Found my septic and well lines at 3 different houses I've owned over the years. I cant explain why it works for me. And I am the last one to believe in witchery and...

When trying to post a pic I took on my IPhone it shows in the message sideways everytime. I tried turning my phone sideways and taking the pic but the same thing. I also tried copying the pic to my computer and when I view it on my computer it is right side up but when I post it here it is...

As I grow old it's a lot harder to see the engraved (stamped) numbers on tools. wrenches, sockets, etc. I've watched several vids but not sure of the best way. Most are painting the engraved numbers on the tool and wiping off the excess. There are several "paints" and even powder coating dust...

Looking for one new or used. PM me. Thanks https://shop.snapon.com/product/Dual-80-Technology-Ratchets-(3-8%22)/3-8%22-Drive-Dual-80-Technology-Standard-Handle-Bent-Flex-Head-Ratchet/FBF80A

My Snap On 26" top and bottom is about 25 years old and in good condition. Has friction slides. Not sure of the model # yet since I haven't moved it. Would like to know in CAD$ how much I could get for it. Also what are your opinions on HD Husky boxes? Thinking of going to this to replace...

Where should the oil level be in the sight glass? The middle, near the top, or anywhere in the sight glass?

Well after 4 years of having this shed, the fabric/tarp finally ripped at a seam on the roof at the ridge. The constant banging with a broom from the inside to get the snow to slide off after every storm and the UV took it's toll. The frame is very strong and anchored well. I was thinking of...

I went to my profile to view my past postings and can only get to the last 500. I wanted to see how I acted and posted 20 years ago when I joined this site. :bounce: I would assume Ryan doesn't save them all due to storage space.

As the title says, at an affordable price. I'm in Canada so exchange rate is a consideration. I know some guys here have bought one and then didn't like it or never use it. I have a couple 32 tooth versions and would like to try an 80 tooth.

For the most part I haven't had a problem squeezing the rings with my fingers and guiding the the cyl down, but sometimes I have had a hard time on some later bikes. They don't have much of a chamfer on the bottom of the cyl and it is hard to squeeze the rings enough with my fingers. I'm tired...

How do you post pictures in a post that show up full size in the post and not a thumbnail that you click on to see full size?

Some time ago someone here posted a link for diamond or carbide 3" cut off disc's for use on a die grinder but I can't remember the brand or where to buy. I heard they last forever but are expensive. Any one know?

who keeps spamming with the live streaming sports. It has to be the same clown. Can his ip address not be banned?

NorthSide Equipment ATV, Small Engine, and Air and Power Tool Repair Plastic Welding In my sig, the "tool" is underlined with a link added by VigLink that goes to a TSC webpage. I didn't put that there. Some kind of spam or hack?

Here's a good destructive testing video for those interested.

I have 2 SO flex head 3/8 ratchets that are probably 20 years old or so. They are 32 tooth ratchets and I was wondering if the rebuild kits from the FL80 series ratchets would fit mine so I can have 80 tooth ratchets? They are F832 and F732A ratchets.

In comparing between say Canadian Tires house brand 10W30 (14.99/gal) and say Castrol GTX 10/30 (25.99/gal). I personally don't think so and have no proof to back that up but was just wondering.

I am looking for a seal installer kit that works when there is a shaft sticking out. I have the ordinary kind of installer but they don't work when a shaft is sticking out. I'm tired of using sockets and various sizes of pipe and would like to have a kit with a bunch of different sizes of tubes...