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I've had good luck with mine over the years. I suspect that the drill loses its temper and won't stay sharp for quite as long as when it was factory fresh, but it does a good job of making spent drills sharp again.

Tore the dashboard out of my C6 Corvette for installation of an OEM Heads Up Display...so many pieces...so many connections...so much fun.

Re: what did you do in your garage today? I was in pretty good shape from a PPE standpoint...eye protection...hearing protection...a hat on my bald noggin...long sleeves...gloves...but it managed to sneak in between the glove and my sleeve...took my eye off the ball for a split second and lost...

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Angle grinder took a wild bounce...

Boyd seemed like more of a talent...albeit a cranky old *****. Richard Rawlings is a personality...but I think he freely admits his lack of mechanical aptitude. My favorite guy is Roger Barr from Chasing Classic Cars...I'd happily spend a day handing him tools, keeping my mouth shut, and...

Yes sir! One that cruises at 18,000mph.

Wow! There's a lot to digest here. Some really strong opinions about TV characters. I like the show. It's fun and silly and entertaining. I don't really do a lot of donuts and burnouts myself, but its fun to watch someone having a good time. I'm not exactly learning much, but I'm happy...

I did the same thing...nice work...I'm jealous of how clean your garage is. BEFORE DURING AFTER

Where does your brother work? That might be the key clue.

I agree that it looks like its meant to clamp onto a cable or other cylindrical material...seems like a very specialized application. I love this game!

The way the switch is actuated makes me think its a flow switch. There's a pivoting arm that you shouldn't really need for a pressure switch. Most pressure switches simply "T" off of the line and dead end at the switch. The position of the pivot indicates that there is something in the path...

I just got this Wera Zyclops...it's beyond ****...can't wait to use it this weekend.

I bought a 4 post from Greg Smith Equipment and have been very happy with it. I think it's a 9000lb extra tall model. I found the build quality to be very robust and it has functioned flawlessly for the past couple years.

I like these magnetic rails from Craftsman...the holders twist 90 degrees to lock and unlock so it doesn't require any real force to install or remove...and the magnets are very strong. I reall like that the rails don't move around when you're messing with your sockets or moving toolboxes.

So, after farming out my sandblasting jobs for the past few years, I decided to pick up a sandblasting cabinet for my smaller jobs. I looked around and found a decent cabinet at Harbor Freight...the same one carried at Sears and Tractor Supply. I'm pretty sure that the gun itself is not the...

Yup...2009 GSA...great bike for covering huge mileage on all sorts of terrain...but not really as exciting to ride as you might imagine.

Your wife sounds like a keeper!

Unless you're using your garage to house your wife's daily driver (terrible idea) or you're Batman and every second counts when you're taking off to fight Cesar Romero, I'd think a manual door works just fine.

That Snap-On stuff is pure ****! Mine are not quite so exotic and there's way too much junk packed in there for a good photo. I'm a little bit obsessed with the label maker.

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Picked up a sandblast cabinet at Harbor Freight...lots of assembly required...gave my 8 year old son plenty of time to work on his bolt-tightening skills.