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I've been looking into a leaf mulcher as well. Looks like they are not very expensive. HD has the corded 12 amp Works WG509 with metal impeller that looks like it would do a good job. 18:1 mulch ratio. I haven't pulled the trigger yet because I missed the weather window for mulching. It will...

I had the same problem until I installed pusher springs and no more issues.

Definitely need the spring assist if you want your door to open all the way. I've got a Liftmaster 8500 and works great now, but I replaced the cables twice before I figured out why they were coming off all the time. I'm lucky I didn't damage the door while I figured that out. I don't have...

I'm doing something similar in my garage. My plan is to run unistrut the full 24 ft length on the ceiling to hang 6 sections 2x4 foot wire shelf supported by 24 ft of unistrut and threaded rod. The wall side of the shelf will be supported by a ledger board. I was not planning on any other...

Very cool, consider your idea stolen...

Nice job. Looks great

Agree, Lots of commercials out there drumming up fear about RFID cards, but there are really very few issuers using that contactless card reader technology. All the new cards going out today require the card to be physical inserted into the card reader. The only RFID card I have is my employee...

I've have a Takagi T-K1 for 12 years now. Love it. Cost about $1600 installed about 2.5x the cost of a tank. Great investment, I will never go back to a tank. Minimum flow rate is critical. I live in the midwest so solution for me was to put high flow shower heads and faucets where the flow...

Very nice job. I applied densifier last year to my new garage but didn't burnish it. I wonder if I can do that now and do a couple more coats.

Can't see the photos. Sounds like a great project

Sawzall and Circular saw together in a kit would be nice Right angle drill and an angle grinder would be another nice kit to put together. I've got some USB adapters for my Dewalt batteries, would love to have the same for my Ryobi gear. You could throw one of those adapters into any kit to...

I've got a couple of the Battery Tender 800 waterproof models for my sleds. Work great!

I've got one I've used for kerosene. Works good, separates water from fuel well. I don't remember the model, but its a decent size funnel about 4-5 inches wide. I use it when transferring kerosene from barrel to a smaller can.

Nicely done. Is the riser cladding a single panel or individual boards?

Perfect, Thanks

Still lovin it. Still working hard to move up there full time soon. It is so much nicer to work on improvements rather than repairs. This summer's improvements in the garage include insulating, installing plywood for the walls, sealing the floor and installing jack shaft garage door opener...

Getting ready to apply LegacyInd H39 densifier to my garage floor and apron. Like to spray it on. Is a garden sprayer appropriate? Also any reason I should keep the densifier off the concrete block stem wall? Do I need to mask of the stem wall or not worry about a little overspray?

A month into ownership of my first house, decided to take care of the slow draining bath tub. I got a drain snake and spent 1/2 hour getting it through the big clog. Tub drained great. I spent another hour running water into the tub while I cleaned the tile and scrubed tub. Finally decided to...

One downside to the Bradford White HWH's is the sacrificial anode is integrated with the hot water outlet. Makes changing anodes a bit more of a chore.

I installed These foam inserts last year and am very happy with results. I have mostly red pine and white pine needles to deal with some oak leaves. Keeps them all out.