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I presently have I have 3/8 Drills (Regular and 90 degree), Light and Sawzall. I have went through 3 batteries so far but other then that they have worked great for what I do but I can't speak to how they would hold up on a daily basis.

Like wolflrv I went with Prodex http://www.insulation4less.com/Default.aspx I just waited until they had a special buy 1 get 1 free. The only issue I ran into was not being able to get the exact width for the walls so had to get bigger and trim. As I'm installing it over a couple of months I...

SK customer service was on the ball as the repair kit arrived today via UPS. Instead of messing with the original mechanism I installed the replacement one and it works like it should. I threw the original one in the tool box to mess with it later and see if the soak works. So another older tool...

I followed 70redbee post and just got off the phone with customer support and spoke with Lauren and she said the kit was in stock and will be shipping it today so hopefully by next week. So with all the input from some of the members I'll have the ratchet preforming as it should soon. Thanks...

Thanks for the replies everyone. :thumbup:

Having an issue with one of the old SK ratchets my Dad had from many years ago. It will loosen fine but when you switch it to tighten it just free wheels. I would like to get a repair kit for it to keep using it so does anyone know if there is any kits that will work for older ratchets or...

I had the same great experience. Sent a socket and pick and got the replacements back in a week. Still waiting for the replacement from SO that I sent out the same day however :(.

This tread is of interest (thanks to the OP) as I am getting ready to start finishing the walls in our metal outbuilding. I am planning on using OSB but reading that attaching something to it with a nail or a screw the holding power is minimal concerns me. Have shelves and cabinets among a few...

The set I ordered arrived today. Everything was there no shortages or doubles. This set will hopefully start to reduce me from running back and forth from the garage to the outbuilding for tools all the time. Thanks for the tip.:thumbup:

If it's still available I'll take it. PM inbound.

PM coming with question on MAC sockets.

I have a MAC wrench and that's it in my tool box. So I was at the drags a couple weeks ago and ordered a Battery Jump Starter and distributor wrench from a distributor there figured I would give them a shot. When they arrived the Battery Jump starter was made in China and the wrench was made in...

I just wanted to share what I picked up at an auction this weekend. I am neither a professional wrench nor an active hobbyist like most on this forum. Even with the new pole building that got built this past September I probably use my tools maybe once every couple of months or so. With this...

Good post manrmark. :thumbup: I just had a pole building built in September and and planning for insulating it also in the furure. I was told to pick something that is able to stand moisture and also not give a place for little visitors to make a home in. I was thinking of something like this...

Thanks for the share. :thumbup: Stopped after work and used the 20 % off for a pair of the car dollys even though they are Made in China still bought them.

Could also be either Keystone, Hayes or Western Wheel as I remember them having something that looked like that style.

The new building we had built is pretty much done other than the overhead doors. When I got home today the kids went down to ride their tricycles in the new building before daddy's "****" is inside and the damn birds decided to leave their mark on the new floor and the kids tricycles.:mad: :wtf...

Thanks for the additional input. I was just reading over the "What is wrong with plain concrete?" post and I brought up a good question. So an epoxy or tiled floor is better suited for a less "worked" garage? The reason I ask is sounds like if you use the floor jack, jack stands, cherry picker...

Thank you for the reply Fred. I will review the links you posted to get a better idea. Another question I have is about the grinding/sanding of the concrete. Once the concrete dries for the 28 days I need to prep it by grinding/sanding it. Is there anything that is done different with a new...

I have been reading the posts for awhile trying to figure out what the best route would be for the floor in the garage and I need some insight. In about 2 weeks we are getting a new 2400 sq. ft garage built. I want to get the new floor covered and protected with something that will last. I am...