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Have this smiley face one for a very long time lol

me too please

Thanks, I have no idea how it all works together, forgive my ignorance lol. These are repositories for already existing model files, thingiverse, printables and makerworld. Got it now, i didn't know the time that went into this sort of thing, i was hopeful the material used might hold up tho...

i don't have a 3d printer myself, but always come across ideas, that to me anyway, seem as though they would be good ideas for 3d printing if someone was so inclined. Case in point the link included, i refuse on principal to pay $70 bucks for this item, but alas i am also without good shade in...

Im going to second these, comfortable as **** and its my first attempt at wedge soles which seem to give a little pep in the step forward. I have to admit i still can understand why all wedge soles have to be white, i can get to the color but would prefer black or dark soles odd thing.

I was going to say some akin to piano tuning equipment

TBH regular old standard length wrench sets have done very with once you learn you can lock the opposite ends together for leverage. The longer DBE(double box ends) are nice to have for the leverage in tight spots, but to me the only absolute necessary wrench sets are deep offsets wrench set...

Just helping the board! Maybe well get some tshirt in the store! hahaha Bora Pocket hole jig: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0GDQF589M/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Kinco Gloves: Best winter gloves ive bought...

We rely on you cheap asses to ensure our cheap asses, have the best, high quality, tools that cheap asses can afford. Men, we appreciate your endeavors, and could not be this cheap without your service to the cheap *** community!

while all these are awesome, these same reasons is why i keep those harbor freight grabbers in the shop. Grabbing jack stands from under cars, and nuts and bolt screws i drop. love those damn things.

I used these recently on my benches purchased off amazon, they use a cam locked wheel for rolling, and when not needed unlock and fold out of the way:

Hey that's awesome i had a craftsman 19.2 it was my first battery op impact driver. wish it wasn't during the middle of the day or i would trade in my deads and get something....People got to work middle of the day, sheesh

You can make it real simple like i did for a temporary bench that became a mainstay in my shop. I used my workmate as a set of legs, and just cut a ply wood top and screwed a 2x4 to the back and clamp the 2x in my workmate. I painted it but i use this little guy quite a bit, didnt have pics that...

Its like how many jelly beans are in the jar, I'm game. I'm gonna say one general purpose hammer, two obnoixously big wooden handled screws drivers, and a piece of oil soaked rag! Last minute update....either a cresent werench or an older, "S" wrench with no makers marks!

Hole Saws especially those versions that had the different sizes like nesting dolls. I cut myself reassembling them and the holes are never great!

I thought this was a seizure at the border photo lol

That blower deal is pretty awesome HD, has it for 349 with battery and charge. Acme is listing @169 for blower and battery plus charger. Almost wanting to spring for it but my corded is still working.

I was going to buy one cause recently i was inside a rear valence panel and i couldnt get a full swing from any ratchet or wrench i had stubby would have been handy.

I broke down and bought a ratcheting screwdriver with multiple bits, used it so much i bought one for inside the house also. I use it frequently inside on long machine screws, outlet plate covers i get more use out of it inside the house than in the shop. It seem like i am always taking some...

Your cast iron legs are awesome, i searched and searched for decent sets, never could find a set with in my price range. In my area people wanted a mint for any decent cast iron legs.