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A friend uses this in a building for his booth. He also places a pieces of 4" drain pipe , the kind with holes in it for French drains, under the car and hooks it to a squirrel cage fan by the door of his shop. This gives him a poor mans down draft paint booth. He gets good results too...

Thats what a chalk box is for. No straight edge needed. I once got a job because I could cut a straight line with a Skil saw. I dought its a skill that will save your life but cutting up sheets of plywood with a straight edge sounds like a PITA to me.

Just screw it. 6" spread on the seams and 12" in the field. No glue needed.

My Dad took and screwed pipe insulation to the wall in his garage. The type that is like a long foam tube. I believe he used fender washers and drywall screws to mount it. Super cheap and very effective

Doesn't every man want an extra inch? Wiltons just helping you out!

Got mine. See writing an essay will get you something:)

Thanks, I try.

Mack is my Great Dane 140lbs at 1 year old and Harmony Jean is the Pug, Dachshund, Pit Bull mix. The best of friends but never feel sorry for the little ****, she can hold her own!

600 square feet and three cars sounds really tight. Good luck though, I hope you will post updates.

I entered mine. Looks like its just a popularity contest through facebook, twitter. etc.. Kinda disappointed by this as I took some time and wrote a fine essay about the history of mine and how it came to be mine. Too bad that Wilton doesn't disqualify ever one who doesn't even bother to answer...

You also overlooked the wave lock washer used on a lot of German products. They simply push against and hopefully from the added spring pressure they apply, prevent a nut from backing off. Are we talking about products from Wolfsberg and Stuttgart or did anyone else use these?

Free? Yeah I'll say it YOU ****!!! I have been looking for one of those that isn't $200 for a few years, in my area people think they are gold plated.

Ya you ****!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Thanks Outlaw. This means my Companion bench grinder is a 33-40. Holy ****!!!! Thats old for a tool that gets used all the time.

I just zip tie the bundles together and keep them in a drawer in the tool box. I also dont keep a large backstock though. It gets so hot in the summer here they become brittle quickly.

Do you have a local "saw shop" try them. A buddy of mine just picked one up at Al's Saw Shop, its a local Huskavana dealer and chainsaw place

http://www.bigfootsaws.com I almost forgot about this option. I have had the pleasure of using one of these, and yes they are RAD!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Skil only I believe

Blue dog are those yours? Do you have the scar in your right thigh to go with the wedged open guards? LOL

The other nice thing about the Skil is all pieces are replaceable. Drop it off a roof and need a handle, they got that, switch burns out, they got that, table bent when it hit the ground after the fall off the roof, they got that. I would not waste my money on any other. That one ^ did many...

Mag 77. The saw all others are compared to. <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/bright_industries/6978132253/" title="34-171 by Bright Industries, on Flickr"><img src="http://farm8.staticflickr.com/7069/6978132253_cf3f599b21.jpg" width="500" height="475" alt="34-171"></a> Yes I know its cord...