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Thanks - I was hoping to find something nested instead of stacked so it's shorter. The wall thickness will be ~0.090", but with the right heat treat, it's doable...

Has anyone found something like this in the last 8 years? The Whiteside product doesn't seem to exist anymore and the similar offerings (8020500, 8020375) are not the right size...

Thanks - I'll keep digging into these Line Generators. I'd like to find something that inherently projects both directions or somehow that I can make it do that without "tuning" too much. They all seem to be cylindrical in shape - if something were flat to start with, that might be easier...

Bumping this back up as I'm looking for something similar (but for a different purpose). I specifically do NOT want it to self level, I just want a plane projected either parallel or perpendicular to a surface. I have the typical construction laser levels from Bosch or Huepar that will "lock"...

Found the Lufkin X48 at my local hardware store for $37

Bumping this up - also looking for an 8' folding rule. Looks like the Lufkin X48 is no longer available. Looks like the 3 meter BMI is still available, but hoping for one with inches if possible and I like the sliding part of the Lufkin.

Which electric snow blower do you have?

Neu's Hardware in Menomonee Falls - Can't find it on their website, but they're on the rack at the counter. https://www.neushardware.com/

Local hardware store has genuine M12 2.0 batteries 5 for $90 10 for $160

Cool stuff and looking good! What, may I ask, is Elephant Oil?

Solid is good - Heat is your friend, I like the oven idea that vavet had followed by localized heating with a propane torch (or two if you've got them). Set the oven to 550F or as hot as it goes and don't dilly dally around once you pull it out of the oven, get it on the table next to the vice...

Is that stand solid aluminum or is it hollow?

jblnut - I'd plan to replace that rim and/or expect it to crack again, not necessarily at the location of your repair. Welded up many like that for farmers and it'll get you through the harvest, but it will crack again. Some replace them before they crack again and keep them as a spare for...

mikeGT4 - Check out Swain Tech for actual insulating coatings on exhaust manifolds/headers if that's your main focus. It's not the prettiest (white crinkle coating is the best way to describe it), but it works very well for thermal insulation.

Doesn't seem like a great deal on the wrenches... The Tekton's are 4 more wrenches, better organizers (or none for less $) for $463 https://www.tekton.com/flex-head-12-point-ratcheting-combination-wrench-set-34-piece-modular-slotted-organizer-wrc95305 Not that the Milwaukee's are bad, just...

Mine's doing the same thing - only 2nd summer of use.

1) I don't like to waste things that can otherwise be easily repaired 2) Typically what happens is the whole pair of pants is otherwise fine and there is a single hole or thin spot in a pocket, so I repair that and keep them in service. Then another hole somewhere else in a few months, so then...

MovingAlong - I have not tried that before, thanks for the suggestion, I'll give it a try and report back. The uniform laundering companies use something that works very well - I've removed some of the patches (like a name or company patch) from a shirt and was concerned about ripping the...

There are iron on adhesives that do last a long time as both PCustoms and I have mentioned. They are either sold in small sizes already on fabric or I can't find the adhesive used to use my own fabric and make larger sizes I reached out to Iron Patches and they do not offer larger sizes...

Some additional context - If a patch with adhesive and fabric is available in larger sizes, that's great. However I have plenty of fabric that I can apply adhesive to (like Heat-n-Bond) so either option is good. What usually happens is the material gets thin and then easily rips, or just wears...