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But then I'd have to remember to look at the calendar! (ADHD? Me?)

How about these? https://www.kimballmidwest.com/442248 You'll have to log in to order, but if they have them someone else will.

Our landfill has one home haz waste day a year, and I remember it a few days too late Every. Single. Time.

There's also "We can't get rid of it because we have had it for so long".

Thanks. She was my family.

Permit me to be the first to post: Poor baby! But seriously, isn't it nice when things work out that well? I'm glad that you have the opportunity to post such a cool story. Carry on!

8 years is a very good run for tires.

Today in and outside of my garage I sold my late wife's convertible. It's time for someone to enjoy it again.

The 4 inch diamond saw blade sharpening wheel makes a dandy TIG tungsten sharpener. IIRC, I had to make a bushing for it to work on a cheapass grinding wheel arbor.

What about sunspots?

But did they say which manufacturer? Mighta been Yugo.

12 extra points for the use of "dyspeptic".

And flames!

Yep. The glue has a shelf life. I stopped buying in bulk because it wasn't saving me money.

Sound low to me.

I've known of people who picked up a used patient lift (often called a Hoyer lift) for use with heavy lathe chucks, rotary tables and the like. Most that I've seen seem to be rated for 400lbs or more.

Another 5 mil Hardy vote. I prefer them over thicker gloves for dexterity. I don't try to reuse them. They cost about 6 cents apiece when I buy them on sale, so not worth the hassle of trying to dry them out or put them back on wet.

And so it begins... Again!

ITC (Harbor Freight Inside Track Club) has a coupon for 30% off anything under $20 this weekend. That makes the boxes less than 12 bucks. I still haven't come up with a good use for a second one, so I'll probably pass. I don't have excessive empty space just waiting for a little toolbox, and I...

I would try the stain on clear Douglas fir if you can get some within budget. I suspect the grain would match better. I achieved a similar dark walnut-ish color on oak with a combination of 2 different shades of aniline dye (I think Walnut and Mission Oak), followed by a dark shade mix of...