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General Purpose should be enough. Mostly lumber and light/thin metal work.

bringing this back to the top since my googling isn't on par today. I'm seeing multiple "models" of these bits, including Ultra Dex, Hi-Molybdenum, Orange Ultra Dex, and others. The Norseman website doesn't do a great job of breaking down entry level to premium. Can someone help break down...

A few months ago, I was considering getting a Foxwell NT710 or even 810 tool. I've notice no one here has mentioned that brand. Is there a reason for that? I haven't bought anything as I was distracted, but sales season's a commin!!!

what do you plan to do in the shed? just stream music or have a smart TV? If you can run a hard line directly to an access point, that might be best. Otherwise at that range, if you can put an access point in the closest corner of the house, and anything streaming should be able to reach.

I can't even get my kids to clean up like that!!!!!

New insulated door, more storage cabinets, Quick Jacks

Phylrich is where we got our hardware.

Even with my 20x24 2-car, I added a basic HD exhaust fan at the top of the wall, and pulled it into a temperature switch. It turns on at 95F and just pulls the hot air out. Makes a huge difference in the summer months.

Thank you. This is what I was looking for.

Was planning 1/2" staples for the underlayment. But if sealing is an option, I'd much rather do that. Under side of teh plywood would eventually get painted.

This weekend, I'm going to put some plywood over my outdoor kitchen structure. It's 6' x 20' with a 15 degree slope. I was planning on using 1/2" plywood instead 3/4" plywood, but then I remembered that my roofing nails would poke through the 1/2" plywood. So I started looking at peel and...

Don't YOU have to draw the line on what you consider good enough? I did my own drywall/mud/tape/mud/sand/paint in the garage, and since 80%+ of the walls are covered in cabinets, tool racks, fridge, washer/dryer, then my quality of work is acceptable. If you're going for an Instagram worthy...

I bought the basic plastic from HD for the garage. It does what it needs to since I clean paint brushes and wash my greasy hands all the time.

I bought a 56" S2 maybe 3 years ago and also the 14.5" end cabinet. It's essentially a 72" (yes, it's 1 .5" shorter, but only ur mom would notice), but price wise it was way cheaper than the 72". I think the 56" S2 has a good drawer layout...

organized/cleaned one of the bench top counters, hung some license plates.

I just my pool deck repaired/recoated with some Westcoat EC-11 Epoxy coat (essentially Cool Deck). I was talking to the guys doing the job that I was going to lay a small pad of concrete in the coming months, and if they could leave some of the coating for me. They left a can of the Part B...

so many fridges under a grand. CL and FB Marketplace are easiest. If you want new, and with ice/water, Memorial Day sales are right now, so Costco/Best Buy/HDepot should have a bunch in your budget.

I've seen where people staple it between the studs with a 1-2" gap from the outside wall, then put pink panther fiberglass insulation behind it so it backs up against the drywall. Personally, I used the foil bubble version of this barrier in my garage. It's separate from my house, so I just...

nothing sensitive, and I won't have the debris you mention. Really just want to keep UV and water off. If a little water gets it, it's fine.

All good in the city. I suppose if I opened one side at a time, I'd still have space to slide out the larger items. Good thought, thanks. My only concerns is longer items might be harder to get in and out because the shed would never fully be open. that being said, if I can't put an item in...