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Local Sears had a nice sale going on..

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These Henry's are really looking great. The janitor at my high school uses one.. I am going to ask if I can see how it works.

Been looking at Henry Vacuum cleaners... think I am going to get one!

Damn wish I could read the article! I am not a member though. If you are, could you link me to the pdf online?

My pops was the Lowes style one. IMO they are ****, and ugly. Been looking at Nikro.. wish my budget was about $550! http://www.nikro.com/hepa-filtered-vacuums/pw10088.aspx So nice...

Well that SS Ridgid one there is one BNIB on the local CL for $65.. however it is $25 worth of travel away. Vacmaster, I am looking into. I am attracted to this because it is at Costco... home of the worlds BEST return policy...

Well my Dad's got the filter destoryed, sort of my fault I guess. It is a 5 gallon and even though I empty it after every use from my detailing... it just is not up to the task. I also want to avoid future arguments, so might as well buy my own for my small business. My friend just got hired at...

Im a boss! I got a really nice Dwalt random orbital with a bunch of pads for $15 too. And a Valvoline oil filter wrench for $2

Thought Id share a picture of my garage sale find today! $20!

Hmm and THIS http://seattle.craigslist.org/see/tls/2346037175.html

Cause you live California. There's a few on mine. There is contractor tool sell off Bosch one. Hmm

Yeah, the part of the box where the edge meets the sloped face and the top. Festool out of price range. The Makita seems to be most quiet in its class, so they say. Makita makes a good tool too, right?

Oh Also... how can I round the edge of angled part? Like on this box, the edge that goes down at a 40 degree or so angle?

Let me rephrase this. I want a router. I want to spend less than $200, if Im buying it new. Sounds like I need about an 11 amp deal. Ill be building other things too, and my Mom might pay half because she will get some use out of it. I dont really like Craftsman, but are their power tools...

So plunge routers are not good? Im starting to build sub boxes more and more for friends, etc. I need a good router. SO, I was looking at the Bosch 1617 and a Makita. The Makita RF1101 http://www.makita.com/en-us/Modules/Tools/ToolDetails.aspx?ID=276 Makita looks great, but I am worried about...

Well its VERY hard to strip a hex bolt. A phillips on the other hand...

Well it holds the shaft of pipe that holds on the ankle and foot of my leg. It normally is loctited, but I hate to break the seal, so I could rotate the foot inward. Either way, I was afraid id break the key!

So when using my Wiha hex keys (these chrome ones in metric - http://www.wihatools.com/600seri/669Chrom_mm.htm) I experience alot of flex. Even when tightening the 4mm bolt on my leg, Im an amputee, it was flexing almost too much. I was scared to hold the end and get the most leverage. Is this...

Why did I buy wiha?!?!?! Damn it