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Could the stud be stretched from use making it bind up?

This is from Klein. Pretty low profile and the ring end lets you use a fingertip to operate. Also has a spinner on the head.

The door faces west and it cooks all day long. The seal is soft enough to seal, but it does look weathered. I believe it's the top and sides mostly and not the bottom seal. No paint on the floor.

This is a 2 car garage with a sectional door. When the door is raised, it does open, but with a noise. My guess the seal is sticking to the surface where it touches the door and the shearing that occurs is the noise I hear. This happens less if the door has been recently opened. I have felt the...

I'm in as well. Thanks

The Fernco was a great find as I had no room to swing a pipe wrench big enough to maybe break loose a 40 plus year old connection. So far, no leaks and would do it again as needed elsewhere in my home.

Found myself in a similar spot. Messed up threads and the fitting was not likely to budge (didn't try) found a rubber sleeve at the box store that clamps on to the stub and the trap. Easy peasy. These come in assorted sizes and shapes. Good luck.

Recently changed my knife choice to the Gerber Prybrid. Use the heck out of it. It's the second utility knife bladed pocket knife I've carried as I am not nice to blades and I appreciate a sharp edge when needed. It came with a clip which I removed instantly but for what I need a knife for, it...

That old shaft that fits the new trimmer now has a brush blade kit on it. Almost like a miter saw on a stick. Should do the trick.

Got the Ryobi 40V. Was expecting it to be a disappointment but it's a beast. Realized later my old gas trimmer that was no longer fixable was a Ryobi and the shaft attachment fit the 40V. No more fuel treatment, always runs, can sit in the shed for a year and will run with a fresh battery. No...

There is a white and blue spray bottle with WD40 printed on it on Amazon. Material stated is PTFE which might hold up to solvent and oil better than milk bottle plastic.

3M VHB mounting tape.

FWIW, I have a similar Craftsman compressor (that I rarely drain to be honest). My biggest issue is broken connecting rod/piston assemblies.

Try and make it right. The alternative could be a surprise you don't need

There are plastic repair kits available, they come with a mixed bag of success. I did read that there are no more available, but I betcha you could find something close enough to work. Maybe used on ePay.

I have installed inexpensive solar charger panels on various pieces of equipment that sit outside for maintaining charge and they do help. On the fleet of Honda 7000 gens at work, they all have been converted to a lithium start battery which hold a charge well. On those same gens we have fitted...

Sometimes devices, app and phone age can be a factor. Has your phone had recent updates? Can you reload the Torque app? I recently got the Gearwrench scanner module. Still learning but easy to use.

Are you using a foot valve for control? If so, make sure it is not a restriction when open, limiting your available flow. The valve needs to flow better than the nozzle to keep up.

If you do a lot of blasting, the carbide nozzles do wear longer. The sad truth about sandblasting, part of the cost, is what wears or consumed inside the cabinet. Everything can be worn or affected, just a matter of time. Windows, seals, grates, lights and fixtures etc.

Sounds like you are on the right track. The idea with the pick up tube is to mix air at the entrance of the tube so the media won't plug the tube and lose suction. Is your rig adjustable there? You may be able to adjust the "jet" front to back a bit to tune the suction a bit as well. On some...