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Whatever you do, don't just respond to a text with the word "YES". My best bud did that and then had an insurance scam billing his cell phone bill, and they had a "yes" to confirm his order for $30/month for scam cell phone insurance. So when they ask "do you still have the item" (never product...

Even as tight as I have my door sealed, in the dead of winter, I use 6 wedge door stops from the dollar store and wedge them between the track and the door to push the door against the seal. works great

I was told at breakfast this morning with my buddies that there will be no more acetylene produced or at least it will soar to ridiculous prices (ie: gasoline) any welding gas-supply folks on here that can shed some light?

Of course you are supposed to wizz around the outside of your cave, it's called "marking your territory":bounce: -digger

here you go... discussed at length http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=41414&highlight=battery+scam

I am forced to agree with jmh21586, I needed 12 standard 2x4 studs in October, went through an entire pallet to just root through twisted mess of wood, If I need lumber, I go across the street to the Lowes, even if it is more cost, 85-90% of the stack is very good lumber there. :beer:

Step1 - WalMart will see it Step2 - WalMart will send the idea to China Step3 - It will be for sale at WalMart for 29cents in a few months there is no use inventing anything worthwhile anymore :willy_nil

Hey, another Springfieldian here (well, close... Athens) I have been disappointed in the varied items I have returned to "El Menardos" in recent times. Light fixtures, hardware and even about 10 of 30 iron pipe fittings that were mis-threaded. Please, I'm not bashing, I'm sure every retailer...

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For aqueous cleaners (water), the good stuff contains 2-Butoxyethanol, got hooked on this with Oil Eater brand products but the price is ridiculous. Have slowly changed over my washer to the water based degreaser that harbor freight sells by the gallon, it also contains 2-Butoxyethanol, so...

I moved mine to the second story of my shop, didn't seem to affect it :bounce:

All hail the chicken shits :wtf: I paid to have a contractor re-roof my metal 2 story shop, I convinced my wife that the risk of me getting injured for the sake of our business was to great for the savings... she bought it... I was talking to the contractor who did the work when I saw him tie...

I invented the spork ** retired now living off patent royalties.

Well from one gearhead ad agency to another... looks great, Thanks for the education on Amish building... I had never thought about the electrical wiring thing....

Yeah, at $3.00 per gallon their fuel surcharge could get tough with the extra travel miles... no... wait, their using horses...hmmm... oats surcharge? but seriously folks (grabbing my necktie):rolleyes2 Is Amish construction cheaper/more expensive than traditional quotes. No need for specific...

But mothballs do not last forever, to place them permanently behind walls. I would think if you tucked them behind cabinets/shelves where you could replace them would be better. I have read where people put the moth balls inside of an old pantyhose so they can "breathe" and then toss when no...

Ok, we all love our shops, but a friend sent me this one, youtube video I guess we aren't jack squat until we have enough free time to build a home made roller coaster built off of the roof our shop... If you search for "backyard roller coasters" (especially on youtube) there are some pretty...

da34guy, the deuce roadster is spot-on. Can you PLEASE tell me what color that is??? I have a c-10 dying for that color.

Almost lost my index finger to a brown recluse spider bite, I don't care how many other bugs spiders eat, I don't tolerate them. I invested about 10 evenings 2 summers ago and spritzed each one with spray killer when the come out to set up shop in the moonlight. That slowed down the overall rate...