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Track down parts for the Speedaire, meanwhile start scouting new ones is about all I could do until the spirit moved me one way or another.

I'm down to only asian batteries for my old Dewalt 12v drills. Got three or four of those, still my favorite model, damn near 30 years old now........But those batteries- what a **** shoot that is. They're so cheap you can buy two hoping for one good one. I've swapped out the battery guts...

That predicament would piss me off.

Spray foam gun. Done.

That's the longest I've seen. Young carpenters today don't know what those are.

^^^ You just hold your breath while cutting it. I ain't dead yet.

I use the Caswell Copy Cad setup. But infrequently enough I hafta re-educate myself on it whenever it's pulled out. Power supply is kind of complicated. I'm impressed by how long the plating looks nice.

Was just gonna say: let me go find my biggest ******* with a corncob knocked onto it.

I hope you need those two extensions. Starting to suspect I'll never need one.

.. Thanks for this, and for the picture. I think that clears it up for me.

So the one larry g shows gets pushed thru, the one you show gets pulled out then inserted in the other side. How old is a ratchet like that? I've seen them, but never had one.

Half inch?? I'll take a picture of my computer screen, that oughta do it.

^^^ The one I'm talking about doesn't look like that at all. BOTH ends look just like a typical 1/2" drive extension. I guess I'll have to buy it to get a picture.

Tried to steal a picture off ebay, no dice. It's about a 6" extension with a normal looking male end on both ends.

All afternoon I've tried to think of something I need that sprayer for. That flamethrower be good for ticks.

Rustoleum, man.

I'll hafta go look at ebay again. Seems like it was just typical looking ext. on both ends.

Spray with one hand and have other hand on yer ***.

I searched a bit, what are these for? Saw one just now on ebay, can't think what I'd ever need it for. And also I have a nice 60s sort of 1/4" drive socket set which includes a double end female piece. Like you could arm wrestle two rachets against each other. Every time I see that piece...

I was hired once by a woman who had an inside floor needing ground down. My job was to act like taking it seriously, and then convince the husband it couldn't be done.