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I have this one as well. There is definitely a learning curve and an art to doing this. I recommend some one showing you or practicing on some scrap until you get it down.

I never mentioned penny items. All I said was I wanted to see what was on clearance. They love that. The sooner you buy something the less they have to mark it down. That's why there is a cart at the entrance that has their clearance items. I am smarter than "hey, I heard there are penny items...

That's where I was when a lady approached me. I got the feeling they did not like me using the computer I will try a different store tomorrow

I don't think he was feeding me a line. He was pretty straight up and told me about all the tools he just marked down and that he was going to be selling several of the "try it before you buy its" to get ready for inventory. Said he would give me about 60% off on the stuff they had to clear out

I did. I specifically asked him about the price check app. He kept showing me the webpage. There was no computer specifically for customers and every time I went to a computer they approached me and asked if I needed help

Went to HD tonight and talked to my friend that I talk to to every time I'm there. I asked him about the price lookout and he just took me to the website. I told him I wanted to see what the had on clearance and he said he could look it up with his phone but that was it. Am I asking the wrong...

Sorry guys. I've been searching and searching for the thread that tells you how to find the clearance items. Can anyone point me in that direction or give a friendly reminder?

These lockers are spacious! My only concern is putting the gas cans in the locker. Since the cabinets are metal and the cans are plastic should I be OK as far as risk of static charge?

Also need to change the arm angle so I can reach the end

A little more done this weekend. Got my hose reel up. All those piping is done just need to hook up the compressor in the basement. 1/2" x 50' should do it.

Haha. Took more than two months. Just didn't start posting till I had a head start. I started in November.

You can't tell as much because my phone compensates for the low light, but a huge difference in person.

A little more work this weekend. Wife helped paint all the corners while I wired up all the lights and did some touch up on some rough spots on the ceiling. this is with just the 3 normal lights And this is with the 7 4' double T8 fixtures

Great customer service from Newage and Lowes!

Sorry for not posting in a while. Lack of motivation, time, and energy have gotten in the way. That and hours of missing don't make for great pics. In the past couple of weeks I got the ceiling and the walls mudded. Yesterday I sanded and today I am at least painting the ceiling. My shoulders...

The workbench is stand alone. However it isn't very deep and therefore less stable. That is a downside. Hopefully I will have progress on raising it up tomorrow. Then I will probably fasten it to the cabinet or wall to increase the rigidity.

I'm in St. Peters

Not sure yet. A little nervous. Especially with a baby on the way. It if is loud I will build a plywood/foam box around it to help. Luckily the baby room is on the opposite side of the house.

And I finally got my sink mounted. Took some work and a little "caressing" but I had to hit a solid stud and get around the flanges in the back. here I have 2 blocks mounted to the wall. I wanted to attach them to the wall then the sink to the blocks from the side. But there were these flanges...

Then I got another Christmas present mounted in the garage. Only temporary but it will do until I get it mudded and painted.