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Here's a picture of my Reed vise I got from my dad. It had the jaw repaired, but it has worked well for me so far.

Sure, I'm in, thanks

Sorry so long getting back to this. Anyway I just did a quick google for EPDM repair kits and found this at Menards. You could also get something similar off of Amazon, probably much cheaper...

I just did a rubber roof on my lean to part of my workshop last year. I spent a lot of time reading and researching online. That being said, I'm not an expert but I used Firestone EPDM rubber roof material and their adhesive. For seams and repairs there are kits you can buy. I believe it comes...

Agree with this! Same reasons I switched to the powered anode rod and it does help with the rotten egg smell.

I installed that exact brand in my water heater when installed new a few years ago. All indications so far so good, time will tell.

When I saw this thread it made me chuckle and reminded me of someone having an issue with their HOA and they posted this on Facebook. Their HOA told them they needed a fence blocking the trash cans from view:

I use one of these and it works great, and also prevents the rotten egg smell. When I installed this I also removed the factory installed inlet and outlet ******* that have built in baffles and replaced them with standard galvanized pipe *******. The baffles restrict water flow and I didn't want...

Great information here! Appreciate all the pictures and details. I'm in the planning stages also and this helps a bunch! After reading through this I didn't see any mention of how you installed the upper ceiling panels, lights, etc. Did you rent some scaffolding? thanks

As an engineer, i have used Able Electropolishing to do electroploishing on torsion springs to eliminate stress and improve cycle life. The removal of material leaves an almost mirror finish. Might check out their website to get some info you are looking for...

This works for me too.:thumbup: I also add a little mineral spirits. But like mentioned above, just grind it in a little by walking on it and twisting your shoes, let sit for a day and sweep it up.

Hello, just wanted to introduce myself. My name is John and just joined the forum. Long time do-it yourself-er and car guy and came across this site last week while searching for repair parts for my floor jack. Found some helpful suggestions. A lot useful information here and a great group of...