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Our circumstances are very similar to yours. After a lot of research we chose Defender 360. It has worked very well, and would recommend it. We also use their game cams on property not requiring immediate notification, again excellent quality. The monthly service fee is reasonable considering...

Pre soak rags in detergent soap/water in 5 gallon buckets with lids. Put buckets in back of truck and drive around a couple days prior to wash day. I bought a nice washing machine at auction for $5.00 as it was in basement and no one wanted to move it out. Dedicated to shop rags or shop towels...

Yes. Very versatile tool. Have had a set up in use for 35 years, never a safety issue or incident, but always used in safe shop environment. Accidents don’t happen, dumb carelessness does.

Since it was too much of a winter storm in these parts to work outside, I retired to the shop, cleaned off a section of shelf over my work bench, that had accumulated a bunch of **** no longer needed, placed framed photos of my wife, son, daughter, leaving enough space for grand kids. Sometime I...

“I would rather not drill holes in it to fit a vise” - but let me show you my amazon shopping list. Sounds like you are seeking validation to spend money on plates that are bolted to the bench. Personally, I have utilized the scrap board or scrap plate with HD C clamps. Never had a issue, we...

We fly our USA flag from the flagpole out in the driveway. Put it up every morning and take her down every evening. It’s your garage! Folk who are offended by what’s on the walls of my shop just don’t visit much. I am ok with that!

Skip the tape and skip the propane

That turned out very nice! What did you do to the underside of the table? Did you apply finish to it, or leave it natural?

Supply and demand!

Can that one be removed and straighten out? I have not had any luck finding new, have made some rails etc.

We give them out as stocking stuffers for Christmas, always getting them for free. Most of our clan know the basics of tab adjustments, and "cutting a inch". I would have dug it back out of the trash after every ones comments.

Bosch! Quality, performance, availability, and service.

With its age, I would also be concerned about the tank. Who knows when and how often it was drained. I would pass. To many makes and models available today to chance one that might be ok, or a total waste.

Looks like you got your answer. Air tools, therefore compressors, seem to rule!

Yep! What he says

Yep, wind can cause snow to get into the smallest of cavities. Only future you have is to cover the material that you don't want to have snow on during this storm. After the storm, asap brush the snow off and use compressed air, if available, to clean out the spots brush can't get too. You...

That is sweet!

If you buy them, you will use them! 1/4 and 3/8 drive get the most use around my shop.

And yet, early on you commented that you did not want to spend much money? If you don't understand, then spend some to have it done right, no sense in screwing up. Electricity can kill you!

I have been chasing the same problem for some time. I went the route of replacing the ballast units in a couple of the lights, that did seem to help those two lights, but I have found that the problem is related to the degree of humidity in the air. Use of a dehumidifier and more use of AC has...