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that's why tiles like that are great for people that don't do any of their own work on their cars.

looks like about 1/2 of what the maintenance mechanics where I work do. and no, I am not a mechanic, I just respect the hell out of what they do.

I'd be a ****** if that happened to me. :lol_hitti

to each his own.

how about a diet? j/k

that looks a lot like mine. that's gotta be 220v

I have no idea which option in cheaper. For me electric was a no brainer as our house doesn't have natural gas and I wasn't about to add it for just a space heater.

use cat 6 if you have it but it's overkill for a home application and is a waste of money.

you can use cat 5e instead of cat 6 and you'll be fine for up to gigabit ethernet.

I used to run this electric heater from northern tool in my 24*20 attached garage. http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200316428_200316428 It would heat the place up in the dead of winter to the point where I have to take off my jacket. For me it was a good solution as I have kids...

an unfortunate event to be sure. From the article it appears his car broke down at a shopping mall and he was trying to fix it there. I'm sure he didn't have jack stands in his car at the time.

I'm in east hampton. I guess I forgot to mention that. My wife and I were married in East Haddam by Mary Klink (JP)

wow, just a few towns over. cool

thanks guys!

sure, if you have two people.

Hello All. I've been lurking around the forum since my wife and I decided to build a detached garage for my "stuff". Well she finally gave the ok is more like it. Interesting thing, interesting to me at least, is the reason she okay'ed the garage is so the kids could have a flat driveway to ride...

what do you want. a lot of their stuff is pure ****. He knows better than anyone.

I just piss outside on the gravel area next to my garage

If you want to get the full smell effect go take a whiff of a rubber wheel in HF. You'll get the smell full on.