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Re: Dewalt DWS780 12" SCMS + DWX726 Rolling Stand $350 - Amazon Promotion Screwup There should be a black tab on the right side that folds down to prevent this from happening. It is a bit of a nuisance, since you need to fold the tab up in order to get the storage pin to slide in to lock the...

It will.

Thanks for the heads up. I like supporting Toolnut. Their customer service is top notch.

The easiest test is if the towel grabs and holds on to things like leaves they are not safe for paint. Look at the materiel make up on the tag, you ideally want 25 to 30% polyamide. Korean made towels are almost always better. The best test that I have heard is if you rub the towel on the back...

True linesman pliers (meant for electrical work) will have a slight gap at the end. This is to ensure that you do not squish the wire conductors when twisting wire.

Choosing a polisher is going to depend on how much you plan on using it and what condition the cars are in that you plan on using it for. For me I only really use mine one or twice a year to take care of my vehicles. Once you do a good polish / correction you shouldn't need to use it much after...

Costco is raising their membership rates slightly to $60 and $120.

I like the giant "as seen on TV" product picture.

Looks like a few other tools are offering 50% points back as well. http://www.sears.com/craftsman-c3-19.2-volt-led-work-light/p-00950202000P?plpSellerId=Sears&prdNo=5&blockNo=5&blockType=G5...

Yeah, even at clearance prices there stuff was still overpriced. I did get some good deals on some speaker wire and D cell batteries.

I ended up paying $90 for mine that I got in 2015. They are nice for misc. parts that will fit, but they can't be used like a toolbox since the drawers have no bottom. The plastic tray rests on top and acts as the drawer. The slides are a decent size as well, just check them to make sure they...

Pretty much just large wood screws and some wall anchors. Obviously it is a non issue for people that frequent this forum.

I ordered a bunch from them a few months back. All the panels looked brand new, just didn't come with any mounting hardware. A few of the hooks had minor blemishes but you would only notice it if you were looking for it.

I made one out of an old NiCad battery case and just soldered wire from the contact terminals to a female port that an old laptop charger I had could plug into. I cut a hole for the female connector port in the battery case and then held it in place with a bunch of hot glue. The laptop charger...

I got the email too but didn't go thru with it.

Yeah I ended up putting one on my 6.4l powerstroke that takes 16 quarts of freakin oil. Just position a clear empty jug under the valve and then close it until you set the next jug under it. Clear jugs are key with a diesel though so you don't over fill the jug. Don't fall for the $10 plastic...

If you do proceed with this idea, please remember to attach it to a wall stud. You don't want that thing falling on a child.

Are you talking about the power socket? Supposedly they do work, but are expensive. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01CVAG1SG/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I believe the instructions did say that it will run of the wall adaptor and charge simultaneously.

MercLSU thanks for posting the link to the saw and the belt solution. That is my first time finding out about the link belts. I'll report back once I pick up the saw.