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Here are a few things I have gotten in the last few years. They are all under $100. Drill Press Vise - very handy!! Cordless trouble light new Jack Stands palm sander Garage signs (beer, car related) safety glasses (nothing like a fresh unscratched pair of glasses) goodyear rubber hose bar...

will do, thanks!

I actually need 300 feet so my rental cost is $18 versus $180 at HF.

I just called the rental place in my area and I can rent a 100 foot 12 gauge cord for $6 a day. I'll probably just rent since it would be closer to $200 to buy.

Wow, thanks for the explanation. I'll go with 14...I don't want the power to cut out while the bride is walking down the aisle!!!

I need to run 300 foot of extension cords to power a keyboard (120V 37W), amp (117V 100W) and mixer (120V 210W). Does anyone know what gauge extension cord I should use? Also, would using 6 50 foot cords be worse than using 3 100 foot cords? Thanks in advance!

where did you get that deal?

if you don't mind sharing, what are the specs and price on your castair?

The first time I got a Menard's rebate, I didn't even look at it. I went to the bank and tried to cash it. I looked like an idiot but at least the bank teller said that I wasn't the first!!!

:lol_hitti I guess they both are keepers.

My wife got me this stool for Christmas. She's a keeper!

My parents have a wood burning stove and a wood burning furnace in their house. That is all they heat the house with all winter. Its a lot of work but it helps them save money since they get the wood for free. It would be pretty expensive if they had to buy the wood.

you linked to an email address...I wouldn't pay anything for that :)

I am digging the floor!

Jack, do you have problems with that mask fogging up? If not, I think I am going to pick one up.

How long did it take you to apply? Maybe it started to settle in the paint tray? Did you mix each can separately before mixing the two together?

Thanks! $90 at menards for each kit. They are supposed to cover 300-400 sq ft for the epoxy and 500 sq ft for the clear coat. I didn't want to try to thin it out too much so I just decided to do it right and get a kit for each bay.

After reading many threads on here I decided to just go with the Rustoleum Professional. I also added the clear kit on top. I have about 850 sq ft but that doesn't include the 6 inch rise around three of the walls. I used three kits of tan epoxy and three kits of the clear. Prepping: I used...

My concrete is about 2 years old. I used about a gallon of muriatic acid each time I etched about 150-175 square feet. I didn't add any water to it but I made sure the floor was nice and wet so it probably was about a 1:1 mix. I had to etch twice to get the texture I was looking for.

You are Clark Griswold!!!