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I have a assortment of Schrade "old Timers", different sizes, all older ones that were made in the US before they went to China. Depends what I plan to do each day depends on which size I carry.

They have done what they set out to do, mostly kill off their main competition (Craftsman) now its time to raise prices.

Ryan pm'd me back and asked what I wanted my password to be, I told him and he reset it. Presto, I'm in. Thanks everyone, this has been a problem for weeks.

I have the password saved (cookie) on the laptop in my shop but I lost the cookie on the desk top computer in the house, hence I can post in the shop but not the house. If I lose this cookie I am out. I am using Windows not chrome. I tried again the "lost Password" but it tells I must first...

I lost the cookies on my other computer and also lost my password. I have sent for the "lost password" several times but never got any response. How do I get my password? It doesn't show when I go to "user CP" and I cant change it unless I know the old one. Any help here?

Most ARP bolts for assembling engines are 12 point. I have both 6 point and 12 point.

Two years ago I had smoke in the garage (where the breaker box is) I opened the cover on the box and found 3 melted breakers. I had an electrician come out and replace the entire box and all the breakers. The problem with these outlets was going on before the breaker box burned up.

The house is 28 years old, copper wire, and all the outlets were backstabbed. All the ones I have replaced I used the screws to connect them. I guess I just need to start replacing all the outlets in the house:(

What would cause several outlets go dead once in a while? I have two rooms that the power goes out for hours or sometimes days at a time, ceiling light and fans still work. I have replaced the outlets in both rooms but it hasn't helped. The breaker doesn't trip. After a while we just check and...

Haters gotta hate. No KoolAid required

Where is that "beating a dead horse gif" :deadhorse:deadhorse? Oh, there it is

I just got this new Armstrong 1/4 drive ratchet, I love this thing. This is 100 times better than the old Craftsman ratchet that I have been using for the last 35 years. I have mostly Craftsman tools and really never had many complaints about them but there is a huge difference in these...

This is my latest old tool purchase. I bought it at a large neighborhood yard sale in a retirement community in Florida. $5.00 and it works perfect. ******** sander.

Sorry, this one here. LEDs http://www.harborfreight.com/120-led-rechargeable-under-hood-work-light-60793.html

Has anyone tried this under hood light? It clamps to the bottom of the hood and is cordless/rechargeable. I looked at one made by Backo? that was around $150.00, Harbor Freights is $29.00. If this has already been discussed I apologize...

Update in this thread. Its finished. Looks pretty good, not perfect but that is my fault Click here. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=220564

This sounds reasonable to me and will probably give the best results. That is what I would do.

Ok, here we go. First of all, I was really nervous that It was going to set up before I got it all spread, then I was afraid that I wasn't going to have enough to do the whole job. My garage is 22x22. I had a friend help me, after we mixed it he poured it out while I was cutting in. This is...

Update! Im ready for the Epoxy coat tomorrow! I've spent the last 2 weeks scrubbing, filling cracks and etching my garage floor. Tomorrow is supposed to be 72 degrees so the Epoxy Coat is going down. I'm sure the floor is ready I just worry about getting it cut in around the edges and spread...

Thanks for being honest. I'm sure a lot of people do that for odd reasons (but they wont admit it here :p)