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I have a couple comments about this.....the Quickscrews you linked are philips drive while the Kreg are #3 square. Typically not a price difference associated with this, but I would much rather use square or torx drive than philips. The Quickscrews are only black phosphate or zinc plated, the...

I ordered Sunday night. I received a shipment notification email and an order receipt email, both Monday evening. Received the package yesterday.

I ordered the metric impact set. Received today.....made in USA. Also, shipped from IB Supply, not Sears.

Yesterday it did, when you clicked on "read more". Maybe they ran out of USA and changed the description.

That could be a tricky one.....I have used rebates that had other's addresses on them, but I have also had a cashier check all the addresses and make sure they were all mine.

Not sure you want to spend $25 on an infrequent use tool, but you spent $550 on a "bolt heater"??? :wtf:

I have the exact same problem as jacks2000. I'll check into this antenna wire.

I think that is the current price ($199), at least it was a week ago. EDIT: yep, just checked online.....and you get a free tool or battery.

Got that one also. It was on the clearance shelf. Marked down to $190 something, then again to $120.

Me too. And using all my past 11% rebates at the same time. So far, $500 worth of lumber has cost me $211. I need some more but gonna wait until Saturday to see if next week is 11% also.

You're welcome. Thanks for the good deal on the hammers!

Wish I had bought a few more sizes now.

Mine are on the truck for delivery today! Pic coming tonight.

Just ordered seven hammers. Great Deal! Thanks. Gonna need to clear out a drawer in the tool box.

5400 square feet was around $7k here, 2 1/2" thick, we had a good, compacted stone base in already, all they had to do was grade and pave.

This is true, however some building inspectors still require a normal header. I would ask the inspector what he wants so you don't have to redo it, or fail an inspection.

I'm getting ready to do something very similar to that. I would be interested in seeing what was done to accommodate the contour of the existing siding where the lean-too roof comes into it. Is there some kind of flashing or what? I was going to cut some cedar to fit the shape of the siding...

That's normal. Don't worry about it. We have a fairly high water table where I am. I could dig that hole in the middle of summer when it hasn't rained in a month and get water in the bottom.

Before and after pic. Literally took 5 minutes to make. If you only spin in clockwise direction you wouldn't even have to tack weld the stud in. I used it to roll up some 1 1/2" flat discharge hose. Worked perfect.

I ordered enough material from McMaster Carr to make two of these. Will cost about $15 total for two. Using Stuart's suggestion of a turnbuckle....that's what it looked like to me as well when I first glanced at it. It will just have a round shaft, not 1/4" hex. Going to use one of these...