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I would love to see pics of this. I would like the idea of building/modifying my own. If I was to purchase one to do just that.

The only way to get this right is to take down to the studs and reapply the sheathing. After properly getting everything square, level, and plumb. Then sheath it. There was probably some miscommunication as well as understanding. Putting on sheathing is not making sure your building is square...

I plan on following this thread. I am looking into a CNG plasma table myself.

I think that I will end up getting something similar, and I appreciate the opinions.

I saw the video with their "sale". I also found when I did a search I was able to easily find other places that were selling their tools at prices lower than on their website with the discount. Their video of the sale, is bad acting at best, and makes me question their credibility. The quality...

I agree. There prices are high for where they are in the hierarchy of tools. Especially with people having a hard time or a long time to get warranty.

I would love to have these cabinets in my garage.

Baddog in Rhode Island, I bought a set only used them once. I have so many other bits I usually use. baddogtools

I like channel locks. Try twisting something with another brand next to Channellock and you will notice a big difference. For the price and quality Channel lock brings a huge value.

You totally can get away impacts for 97% of the time if you choose the right type. In general chrome is harder and stronger, where impacts are softer and thicker to bend not break from shock loading. Astro nanos are impact rated and short. Also Capri has some shorty impacts. The best option in...

I definitely like my Wright wrenches for price comfort and strength and grip. I would double check the Protocol prices because they are often higher than Snap-on depending int the source. Unless you notice jaws spread on you, I would keep ‘em.

The ad says locking flex head ratchet wrench set but images show regular combos. Long-Pattern Universal Combination Wrench Set SAE/MM (20-Piece) 505 (566)Questions & Answers (30) +7 Hover Image to Zoom Share Print $5399 Pay $28.99 after $25 OFF your total qualifying purchase upon...

I have many and tested even more ratcheting wrenches for swing and effectiveness of the work done per swing. When it comes to wrenches I have SO, Craftsman, Blue point, Wright, Tekton, Mountain, Geodore, Williams, gearwrench, and most recently Capri. In the past I have a been a Snap-On *****. I...

I have a variable speed Milwaukee super Sawzall. It has been great, but if I was going to get one today, I would go with the Makita anti-vibe. I have heard good things.

I have several different inflators. Some with a jump box, some that connect to under hood battery, I used to have a couple that plugged into the cigarette lighter that died. Compared running the compressor, the inflator is very convenient. I check my pressure much more often with mine. I have...

I strongly suggest following what Fedwrench suggested on the zero offset boxed wrenches. When you need more torque you want the boxed end and at the long length any angle can limit your throw. I like boxed on one end and ratchet on the other, so break it free and flip and crank it off fast...

Makita

Cheap and quiet from Harbor Freight 30 gallon, because it was cheap and quiet, and will handle most of what I will need.

I have a Milwaukee, but usually I prefer Makita. I would definitely go with the variable speed. I would feel confident in buying the Makita.

Wright wrenches are definitely better to pull on than Snap-On. I have used a flank drive plus open on end on a rust exhaust bolt that I could get off with a flank drive socket, then turbo socket, then hammer on down a size turbo socket, then I tried the FD+ and that got it off. The Wright...