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I use an old Milwaukee band saw for cuts like that

first Nick sent me a kit on how to measure the feet and trace the foot. After reviewing this they selected a boot that they sent me to try on and then called to work through how it fits. Based on that they finalized the fit and made the boots and shipped them to me. There are many alternatives...

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I have Nicks boots. On my first resole after 8 years. Use them all my waking hours of the day and they are like new. All I do is clean them with soap and water once in a while and use boot grease and heat gun to soak it in. If I remember right they were around 500 dollars and they sent me a pair...

Did you consider torque multiplying sockets https://www.amazon.com/Astro-71019-Multiplying-Harmonic-Balancer/dp/B01JBP3FKG?tag=atomicindus08-20

Our 8 ft high deer fence used post driver to ram in the post with no concrete used

Converting a room in the barn to be useful for metal fab work stuff. So far got it cleaned out so surprise can see the floor again. Working on replacing a sill beam. More to come

And the fireproof file cabinets

also got this cabinet for storage of flammableiquids

I got about 10 of the 2 inch thick maple work benches 2ft by 6 ft and one was 10 ft long and many file cabinets and storage cabinets 3 ft by 6 ft tall as well as stainless work benches plus many steel storage racks. Have not used all of it but plan to set some up on the two mezzanine levels for...

scored a bunch of workbenches and cabinets from an auction and have been stored in the barn but recently putting them to good use

There is an auction coming up close to my place on March 8 and 9 that advertises 200 plus anvils and black smith equipment from a collector estate B-2.pdf

No that one was bought in the states

Here is a pic of mine. Fully adjustable for up to 1000 lumens and also adjustable for focus for flood and spot light. A red light in the back increase safety on roads. Great for walking etc and the rechargeable battery is large and last a long time. Use a smaller one for car repairs but this is...

Over the last 30 years I have bought 6 or 8 hydraulic jacks that are now all junked because they failed to lift and could not be repaired easily. So likely spent 2000 dollars or more. Spending the 700 dollars for an AC high lift that has all parts readily available is a no brainer to me.