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Is your dryer's lint trap a pocket by the door, or a dipstick-screen on the top panel?

I'm always a sucker for a new vacuum attachment. Learned about this from a man whose entire YouTube channel is him, professionally cleaning out people's clogged dryers and their ductwork. This is not fully rigid and can fit into narrow spots like a normal person might encounter between car...

So what's hot in your pocket?

Mama says an MSD box is ornery unless it makes sparks daily.

P.S. Previous Underground Lair coverage of the cargo trimaran: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/underground-lair-of-the-squankum.120300/page-58#post-10315558

Update on the French transAtlantic cargo trimaran sailing ship: now partnering with DHL: https://www.fidifocus.org/on-the-wire/dhl-to-ship-transatlantic-freight-with-wind-powered-sailboats/

"All the pieces matter."

But can I lick it?

The peculiar form of racing I was involved in was very easy on brakes! At least on our car, which kept getting lighter and lighter. So easy that we "backdated" the front rotors from the vented discs found on later VW's of that era, to the solid/unvented rotors of the diesel model. That also...

I got a pair in the spring, loved them, bought a pair for a buddy, he loved them, he bought a smaller pair for work. I learned about them in this forum last winter. Never knew about flush cuts before.

Dangit.

I'm glad you got so lucky! In that third situation, how quickly did it take for the fallen wrench to create big problems?

I have a friend who worries about everything in the world. When I tell him I use sea salt for my neti pot water, he drones on about how you need to buy the little packets from NeilMed, because ooh the buffering. He does his in the shower and uses hot tap water because he's lazy and impatient...

Does your watchband say ENGINES? Kewl!

OK, we've now covered the fan switch, but what about the loose bolt and the buck saw?

Bought a pair, got spoiled, now I want a pair in my road bag. Tsunoda KBN-150, Pull & Flush Cut Zip Tie Cutter, Cable Tie Cutter, 6-Inch, Made in Japan Amazon, $22.99. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0756YR7XX?tag=atomicindus08-20

I ran out and bought the Knipex electrician's scissors when Ryan featured them on the front page. I later learned about the Doyles and bought them to compare. I never talk this way frivolously, I really mean it when I say these things do come from the same assembly line in Taiwan. Different...

I had almost forgotten until just now, and it only happened a month or three ago. I was looking for a small container, found an old Rubbermaid salt or pepper shaker in a kitchen drawer. Hooray! Just the thing! Oh, look, there's some foreign matter, some residue in the bottom of it, I shall blow...

There I wuz, sizing up the ladder prices at Lowes, when I saw this hanging on a column. Neat! If you can't afford an eyewash station, why not an eyepiece you can screw to a water bottle? Restrictor holes: $3, and somebody in reviews was moaning about the price. (An old British...