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Sounds like I've confirmed suspicions that I should have an installer come do the opener rather than fight it myself. Thanks!

Bought my house a couple years ago and finally getting around to putting an opener on the third garage (jackshaft). House is about 14 years old and apparently never had an opener here for some reason. The bay in question has a high lift door (13' ceiling) so there's a lot of vertical motion...

Depends on wire size, but hard to beat Knipex 95 61 190 SBA Wire Rope Cutter if the size is right.

Boeshield t9 will stink while it dries but then leaves a thin film of wax that protects damn well.

Any ideas what might be wrong with my SPX3500? Started with pump sometimes not turning off. Nbd, had a bit of a leak near the handle, figured it was just that. Progressed from there to pump not turning off AND low pressure. However, if I turn off the pressure washer, hold the trigger on (so...

Would love to do this but can't figure out how to separate them. If I have to pick up all three can you return them as individual items even with the internet order? I don't mind a side trip to THD but would **** to only be able to return it as a single "item". I even tried it with your store...

Yeah charger is a nice to have. I see that particular kit w/charger at $99 all over but not below.

Does the M12 inflator kit w/ 2.0 + charger ever drop below $99, or should I give up waiting? Would be lovely to have for autox.

Looking to use the vertical space in my garage to make my storage as efficient as possible, and one of the larger items I'd like to keep off the ground are the winter wheels/tires. I have some of the Costco tire racks from Safer Racks (note: I don't love how low these are on the sides, seems...

Figured out a new plan... I only have to line up one side this way. Going to move one of the large lockers to the back wall instead of the side wall. Some longer leveling feet will let me rest the back of the left lower on the concrete sill, and there's 2" extra depth on the work surface so I...

I have all of the uppers linked together around the corner - so if I directly mount all of the uppers to the wall, it's going to be short on both sides. That said... They're garage cabinets, so maybe I should just leave those gaps and use them to store tall things :)

Planned design for reference

My Newage Pro cabinets finally came, and I realized I designed myself literally into a corner. I have a stem wall/foundation wall that's between 3.5 and 4" deep along both walls. The back wall is high so I'm definitely mounting in front of the wall. This leaves me about 4" away from the back...

Don't worry, I have a separate Dexter studio for that.

In other words - hide all the tools in drawers, or organize them in plain sight? Waiting on delivery of my Newage Pro cabinets, to be installed in my garage as below (top left): (I might end up with the second large cabinet on the back wall instead of the left, but I digress) The stem wall...

Did a couple storage upgrades at the new house. Cabinets coming in a month which should make a HUGE difference.

I work for an industrial/commercial focused 3dp company. I have tons of access to 3d printing (including some metal parts!) But I almost never make use of it because I'm too busy with work (and life). Go figure eh? I do have a set of similar buckets custom designed for the cabinets I have...

Was transformer based - iirc we were using it to test EU voltage and frequency for compliance reasons (pretty sure there was a solid state frequency converter in there too, but I didn't get too involved in the thing). I never bothered tracing the wire back to see which side of the transformer it...

Was tracing a wire through some custom 240V test equipment. Couldn't take the equipment down as it was in use but was being extra careful about staying away from any exposed wiring (and there shouldn't have been any). Turns out it had a bad ground AND a case short, so when the back of my hand...

I use a color coded set of Wera keys for L hex wrenches, and the Bondhus T handled set when I have clearance. I use Wera drivers at work a lot, but I have a much harder time judging torque with those for assembly. The Bondhus T wrenches definitely don't last forever but they're not bad for the...