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I'm convinced most threads here are from guys who own a lot of tools, a collection if you will.

I don't know. Just replacing the jack is torture for me as my new knee does not allow me to kneel so I have to pay a guy to swap it. I need the lift operational ASAP so I had to buy a second jack. There is no warranty on HF parts whatsoever.

I'm convinced more every day that this is a site for tool fans, not guys who actually use tools.

Now the replacement pump has failed in exactly the same way the original one did. This one only 6 months old. What a drag. "No warranty on parts" . Has anyone ever had any recourse with HF on something like this? It really makes me think about what I am buying. ***** huge because of a knee...

I'm convinced drawers this clean mean exactly zero work gets done with any of those tools.

I'm just glad he stopped doing that weird thing with his hands.

The Beatles, thru their Cavern and Hamburg period and beyond, played on absolute **** instruments or if not **** then cheap half-falling apart instruments.

Starting to really lose faith in this place. Read, presuming you can

Money laundering

AI written descriptions ****

I need to re-screen the three-season porch on a 1920s house. It sits in full sun. It has not been re-screened in a decade. What are the upsides and downsides to each roll screen materials? Also, do any of the home stores sell narrow, white PVC trim so we won't have to repaint the old wood...

This is a good thread. Three pages and no one has asked me to fill out my location.

Torx sockets a close second.

Flat blade screwdrivers. I throw them away as fast as they come in from dead relatives and etc.

Clearly I need to update my notifications for this forum so I don't get a link to come back and visit a circle jerk between a guy with too many boxes by his garage door and a guy with too many boxes in his kitchen.

Why are so many of these old message boards having members ask me for my location? I got the same thing on an Italian motorcycle message board and a Volvo car message board in the recent past. In today's world the less information you have on the internet the better.

Just imagine what AI will be able to do with with photos of fingerprints some day.

That's $100 box around here and the ads stay up forever which I take means they don't sell. Local Harbor Freight is constantly sold out of all smaller boxes.

I know a tech who worked in a motorcycle repair shop. He brought in his 1968 Craftsman box and Craftsman tools and worked there for 35 years; all the other techs made payments to the Snappy guy. He was always the guy who cranked out the most work.

Looks like a Huot; made in Minnie.