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I don’t know much about that dryer, but the HT usually indicates that it is rated for a high inlet air temperature (~200F) and it should also have a built-in moisture separator, and perhaps an after filter as well. Check the manual or a brochure to confirm the included scope of supply. Your...

SGDMRC4-10 Compact 1/4" Hex Magnetic Bit Holder Shank SGDMRC4-TM1 Compact 1/4" Drive Square-to-Square Shank

Snap-on Father's Day "Deals" The stubby extensions are for my ratcheting screwdriver. The little red pry bars are for whoever ends up being selected as my secret Santa recipient this year, or at least that was my intention.

I'm trying to get the Honda engine running after a 3-year sleep. I need some space in my garage.

No, I don't think so in this case. It is only $70. I agree with this. Some people believe eBay is always the cheapest option. It is so easy to click and ship the item to your door that they don't search anywhere else.

Contact your local compressed air distributor. Depending on the application and duty cycle, you may be able to use a 125-200 PSIG standard shop air compressor and an air amplifier (Haskel is one brand) with a dedicated air receiver and pressure regulator. I‘d stay away from eBay or Amazon for...

This is what I did. The size range is great and they have different length flex-head handles for different applications.

Yes, they are called no-loss drain valves. Your compressor service provider should have them available. They will save you a lot of money by not wasting the air that you’ve paid to compress with that 50HP motor. Sullimax No-Loss Drain Valve

I just bought a nearly new M18 router for about 1/2 off of the Home Depot price. I saw an ad on FB Marketplace. It turns out that this fella has a store and he gets his inventory by purchasing pallets of HD returns. I checked the warranty and it is valid until 2030. It is all legit. Milwaukee...

I was taking care of some personal business while scanning the local Buy Nothing Group on Facebook. This lady was giving away these tools to the first person who stopped by as long as a garbage can that she had was picked up as well. They were 10 minutes from my house so I zipped over there...

Whoop! That’s my Alma Mater and my major. I never used the degree for anything related to biomedical devices, but I have used the engineering principles I learned in my career.

I feel for you! I had my first two bouts with gout last year. It hurt! I was able to knock it out with a steroid pack and colchicine. I figured out that shellfish was the "trigger" so unfortunately, no more crab cakes, lobster bisque or shrimp etouffee for me.

I agree wholeheartedly with this. Check out the local service provider and buy from them.

I bought a Bosch laser level to help me install some wall box molding in the entry way. It sure helps keep multiple items on multiple walls at the same height.

The wife unit decided that she wanted some wall box molding installed. I didn't do it after Harvey because I was tired of remodeling. She's happy with the results. I'll spend next weekend filling nail holes, caulking and painting.

I started to change the CV boots on the C70. "It's all ball bearings these days."

Make sure that you have a disconnect out there in the shed in case something goes wonky and you need to shut it down.

I started using Alclad and never looked back. Sprue Bros

There was no note with my gift so I don't know whom to thank for these great gifts! I've been eyeing the Milwaukee tape measures for a long time and it is a quality tool with both fractional and metric measurements. The headlamp is super bright! The small wrenches are really cool as is the...

I sent out my gift last Thursday and am just getting around to posting that I did it.