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I have a "torpedo type" diesel/kerosene heater and the fumes give me a headache. Has anyone tried a Sunfire heater in their garage? They claim no smell and no fumes despite being a diesel heater. I'm hoping to find some first-person experience before I drop $2K on one.

:) Just some fun from my garage thread :beer: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=rRoE2yf-UOk

edit: How to auto-fill a tire to a certain PSI? When filling a tire from the compressor I have one of those air chucks like we all have that has the air gauge built in. I pull the lever, in squirts air, and then I have to STOP filling the tire to see what the current air pressure is on the...

Edit: photo June 10, 2017 Original post - May 2015: I've been inspired by many of the great setups featured here on GJ and I thought perhaps I should attempt to give back a little. It isn't anything special by some of the standards of amazing spreads around here but it will be my account of...

My shop (which is located at 8000 feet in the mountains of Colorado) is unheated when I'm not in it. A couple of years ago we had a good freeze (an extended period of -20 temperatures) and after it was over I was saddened to find that of the 16 lithium batteries I had in the shop about a dozen...

Does anyone know if home depot has any type of warranty on these things? I didn't keep the receipt. I've used it maybe a total of a half dozen times.. sweeping a 24x28 area. Doing the standard "sweep and thump it" to get the dirt out of it and SNAP while banging the bristles flat on the...

I apologize - it looks like this deal has been mentioned and I don't have the ability to delete my thread. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=264092&highlight=home+depot cheers and thanks, Ed Here is my original text: Hey Gents, I didn't know about this (if it was posted in...

Greetings, :beer: I just bought a house and workshop that is literally carved into the side of a mountain. The hillside above drops rocks on occasion that hit the buildings and I'm looking for ideas/thoughts on how to stabilize the hillside more. The house/shop have been there for 40 years...