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How tight were these lug nuts that the breaker bars failed? I could see maybe axle nuts, but lugs?

Yep, AvE was novel for a little while, but then he became tiresome. Yawn.

So $20 is too much on your tight budget, but you could afford to buy a second compressor off the auction site? I Right. . . .

Here's a direct link to a catalog PDF. Check pages 6 and 7 for the current version of your bench. http://www.tennsco.com/AppFiles/BROCHURES/Shop%20Equipment.pdf

I also have the CP 3 ton stands. They arrived from CP undamaged and are decent quality for the price.

That was my thought too. Thanks for confirming. Here's the back side of what's in there now.

That bottom section gets snow piled up against it. So while practically anything could work, some options are better than others.

The bottom panels on my garage door are coming apart. I've decided to replace them individually by cutting out the rolled over wood from the back, along the lines of this guy's DIY vid. My question pertains to the choice of replacement wood. It looks like lauan is what it was made with...

What store was it?

lol.

@hsvtoolfool Any other thoughts on the additional photos?

Thanks. Here are some more photos.

Excellent. Thanks John.

I just disassembled my grandfather's old plane, and am trying to pinpoint the type and time period it's from.

Also interested in a recommendation.

Thanks all. I went ahead and got that Rockwell model I mentioned. So far, so good. It powered through the grout I had been battling since yesterday with a manual tool.

Thanks. I don't have much in the way of cordless (just a Hitachi drill), so I don't need to stick with a particular system, or even go cordless. Right now I'm leaning toward the Rockwell Sonicrafter F30 kit for $79.

Running out to Lowe's to pick up an oscillating tool to help with a grout removal job. Never owned one before. Give me some recs for a sub $100 model (corded or cordless) that's decent.

Excuse to buy a hydraulic bolt cutter.

I'd like to replace the hydraulic oil in my HF Pittsburgh 3-ton floor jack w/rapid pump (61253). Being a newb to jack maintenance, I'm wondering if there's anything besides what's in the seemingly straightforward instructions that I should do/be aware of.