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its the best utility knife I have ever used. Push the button and you can flick it open and closed fast and with very little effort. Also the material is excellent for griping and its a good ergonomic shape.

I think a great addition to that type of wrench. Its a reversable ratchet so you should be using it that side up where you can see the arrows all time also like the locking flex part (non locking flex heads should be out lawed). That feature will be a big help when you have the head flexed...

Well I guess that would be ok if that hydraulic line was stuck you could use that socket to stabilize that fitting so you don't snap it trying to loosen the hydraulic hose. I know i am grasping at straws but it is plausible. Edit saw someone said same thing a few posts later.

sunex makes a set that won't make your hole pucker like the Snap-On price does. https://sunextools.com/products/13pc-3-8-dr-weatherhead-socket-master-set

If its a detached garage maybe add a Urinal if you have water and a drain line right there.

I have had a bunch of pocket doors installed during different renovations at my house. I love pocket doors. No door in the way when it's open (especially on doors that are almost always open). Also every door I replace now I am going as close as I can to 36". Some spots don't have the room for a...

i would fill with a clear 2 part epoxy and i would try to leave it just a little higher than the surrounding blue stone

yeah i had similar ones and put 1500 pickup trucks on them all the time.

Small fridge and 75" tv with surround sound and a comfy chair. I tell the wife I will be in the garage tinkering. That could mean actually doing something or just relaxing by myself in peace. Edit: this is my detached garage for my boat and truck.

That looks awesome. Making an appointment to have mine done in August. I can not wait to see the finished product. I am doing Gray with pearl then blue. Should end up with a mix of medium to light gray from the pearl then swirl in blue.

My work set is for working on our Rubbish trucks and equipment. At home set is used mostly for Bass Boat and trailer repairs and upgrades for my self and a select group of friends.

I want one! Defiantly wouldn't hit the ceiling with rod tips all time like I do in my garage.

I like the shallower cabinets. I find the deep cabinets just end up with stuff behind stuff and just makes it harder to find stuff. If you don't have the liner wall space for more cabinets then you dont have the choice if you need the volume.

Wish I built it bigger, want to do epoxy flake floor.

I have a Lincoln 3350 at work and a ESAB Sentinel at home and they are both very good helmets but I think the ESAB is a little clearer and has less color bias. If you don't use it any of them often plan to replace the battery way more often.

I Have one these (link and picture below) style chairs in my shop and I love it. Its easy to move around as needed also like that its easy to see under so if mice try steal the foam I will see the mess and can move and rebait the traps. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B089QPNWPF/?tag=atomicindus08-20

My detached garage has a full split heat pump system. But my attached garage has a 240 electric heater (link below) with digital thermostat and remote. I love both they work great and don't cost to much when left at a low setting all the time 50-55 and turned up to 70 when I am out there...

Congrats on the garage it looks awesome.

I love those connectors. The colored part is the glue and solder in the middle. Just got to get them hot enough to melt without melting the wire jacket, aim the heat at the middle. I put one on a 14 gauge wire and put it in the vice and wrapped around my hand and I could not pull them apart. As...