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I'm in! Thanks, Ryan.

I did an experiment a few years ago; one car got Rain-X, the other Aquapel. And now I forgot which car has which. I want to strip one car and start over. What's the best way to do this? Just window cleaner? Alcohol? Clay bar? I found that both worked well but that Aquapel seemed to require...

I'm doing basically the same build (no build thread yet) and used everything in this thread to get there. Your questions were very specific and thorough. Mine is 24'x32'x10' with 9 of the 72w panels from LightUp. I used one of their 6a dimmers. These lights, dimmers and flush mount kits were...

I just saw these come up again and I remembered this thread. They're even $3 cheaper, at $19.50. 10" and 7" this time, instead of 10" and 8". I still like the ones I got a couple years ago. Maybe these will still be around when free shipping comes back up.

I put 5 of these in my 24'x24'x9' and they're great. I put them about 6' from each end, 2 in front, 3 in back, because that's where I need most of the light. I decided to forgo the middle row all together. I do have a huge window in the side wall though. Without the window, I think 3 rows, 2...

It does not have removable jaws.

I finished my Athol 614 1/2. Pictures in the Vise Repair 101 thread.

I finished an Athol 614 1/2. I did an electrolysis bath, wire wheel on the unpainted parts, rustoleum self etching primer and Duplicolor GM Light Blue Metallic paint, Johnson paste wax on the handle and unpainted parts and anti-seize on the screw.

Those reels are so nice. I had a hard time with the $140, too. But it worked out so well that I got a second one for the back of the house. I've never even winterized them, although truth be told, it rarely gets below freezing here anyway.

I like it! I need a way to wrangle my Stanley bin boxes. I'm thinking I may build one of these, but with a stationary shelf with an open back for my planer.

Lee Valley is now selling NWS brand pliers. They're German made and it looks like they're priced a little less than Knipex. They look nice, but since I recently bought the pliers from upthread, I have no need. If anyone has them, I'm curious as to your opinion of their quality. Toolguyd says...

Yes, they have the spring button, like Cobra pliers.

Oh, yes, I'm aware of Carla. I've been knee deep in the vise threads since I got this vise and her name is quite recurrent. She's why I'm on my way to go get some anti-seize right now. I just hope the other GJers don't find out that I didn't already have anti-seize on my shelf. :) And I did...

I got the notch pipe made from a piece of PVC. So far, WD-40 and several hits with the BFH have not moved the pin. How much resistance can I expect? The pin is kind of mushrooming.

How does one remove the spindle from the vise? A 614 1/2 was recently given to me and it certainly needs restoration. I have the jaws separated, and was able to pound out the pin holding the nut in the static jaw. I just can't figure out how to get the screw out of the slider. Looks like...

A few years back, I ordered some Toptul screwdrivers and ratcheting box wrenches from Wren Tool who used to be on this forum. I like them a lot, especially their satin finish. The tools seem to be very difficult to get ahold of and the dealers only sell what they think is worth importing...

Outside the clubhouse at Thunderhill Raceway.

Got my stuff today. I have an SK torque wrench and its a top notch tool. I would buy more from them just based on that, but their hat offer and effort to fulfill it sealed the deal.

Nothing here either.

I did end up getting these during last month's free shipping offer. Had to pad my order with some odds and ends to get up to $40. There are no markings whatsoever on them and they come in a plain white cardboard box. No idea who the OEM is. They look to me to be about Irwin or typical...