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I have the cordless version of this and it works great.

Back to the Snap-On stock. Can a piece of paper be polished?

Your question could be asked about any company in the world.

I have an original multi-master. Just by the weight of it when you hold it in your hand, you can tell it's a well built tool. The cord is as long as an extension cord.

Those toenails can be wicked.

Armpit? Numerous orifices that one has on their body? Many workarounds are available.

EDIT: sorry @whateg01 you beat me to it.

Fair enough.

I'm not a plumber and I'm opening myself to my ignorance on the subject. If money isn't in the equation, why isn't copper used anymore? I can understand that pex will be easier to install. With that set aside, which is better?

Are you allowed to have a vehicle there? (Eight words filled with sarcasm for those of you that lack a sense of humor.)

This set up was used at a shop where I used to work. One side for the vise, one side for a rotary table. Garage Journal logic would dictate to have three mills. One with a vise, one with a rotary table, and one with nothing at all. If more set ups are needed, just add another mill! :ROFLMAO:

No ****?

How far was it open? The person stranded inside could have done the limbo to get out....per say? :willy_nil

Don't believe so, but I could be wrong.

The Kuhlman family owns Acme Tool. Never had anything to do with Seven Corners. Amazon purchased Tool Crib of the North many years ago. The Kuhlman's restarted as Acme Tool about ten years after the Tool Crib sale.

You beat me to it!

Usually; in my experiences; improvising ends up costing me in the end. I guess you're finding that out now.

Good point! That would make me a criminal so I could get by with the act! :willy_nil

Oh ****, I forgot. Criminals have rights, victims don't.

Rig up a porch pirate bomb. If the camera is tampered with, it explodes. Either way, the burglar is going to steal or destroy your property, getting a laugh out of it may ease the pain.