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Air going in makes a big difference. Hot, humid air from outside is going to drop out a lot more water. So if you can pull air from an air conditioned space it should help. If you can do tubes like above on wall in a cool space it should ring out a lot more water. Thats all a refrigerated...

Definitly an adjustable wall bracket for something that requires a hole and... Yeh, I got -

I have a HF Horizontal oil lubed-VERY loud compared to the probably 30 year old Cambell Hausfeld it replaced. Have had over a year now. Guess I never really though about where the noise is coming from. Might try this...

We have 2 at work. Older one has that rocker switch trigger. :mad:

We have all Dewalt at work. The 1/2 impact is great. I borrowed it to take wheels off a car in a yard. Zip,zip,zip…..No problem. Got to last one and a lug nut was seized. Stayed on it till it busted the stud. :thumbsup: But I would take a Milwalkee drill over Dewalt any day. Mostly the...

I got a set with 1/2inch hammer drill and a small impact driver over 10 years ago when I built my deck. Love them! After a lot of use and abuse over the years I had replaced the brushes and switch in the drill. While both still work good, I mentioned to my wife I didn't know how much longer...

500ft of 10ga. LOL

Yep, 2 possibilities. This above where cord is stacking wrong and won't fit can usually be resolved by how it feeds in. Or is it out of spring tension at that point? If that, it is either weak, or lost position. Then it depends if you can get it to wind up tighter. I would guess that is...

I've been getting the 5mil fromHF. I notice lately they don't seem as tough as they used to. We use 5mil at work and they hold up better. Still OK for most jobs. If really getting in heavy grease or nasty chemicals. I will double up as someone else said. Just change the outer pair if needed,

Failure at the plug is often due to bad contact. High amps just helps you find the problem faster. Lol What wattage drier? Were you using full heat? That’s where most of the amps run high. Just blowing air on low heat would probably be OK

I got a Fenix E20 a few months ago. Takes 2 AA batteries and gives great light. 4levels. Stays on the level you leave it on. Great for maintenance. I can use less light up close inside a machine etc. Or crank it up and see something in the ceiling or much farther away outside at night...

If you are really only going to do the pans, I'd probably work through with what you have. As said, it WILL weld them, just not the prettiest job. I knew I would have a lot more to do on mine so got a Hobart 140. No regrets. Have used it on many other things besides the Duster. If you get a...

saw these on front wheels of a pick-up truck a few hours ago. They are metal!

I'm guessing ground spikes for a volleyball net. Not sure how well the little ones would hold the ropes though.

Here's an old post of a rig I made for running shingles up. I suppose something like this could work for drywall. Stop on in for a cup of coffee

that's why it works... taking a layer off and the stains with it. Do it too often and the cream of the concrete will be gone.

I prefer to use cheaper brushes for oils. Just wrap the brush in plastic when not in use/overnight. when done the job trash it.

Strongly agree - great paint, nice finish. Used a bunch of theirs on my car. Mostly 'Dual', and 'Maxx' I think both of those will work on just about anything metal, plastic. I don't think they do 'any angle' As I recall can still flip it and clear.

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Not sure what they do internally to allow it to spray any direction. Older cans that have a pickup tube to the bottom would do that. If they sat a long time it's got the heavy goo in the bottom till you shake it. One push of the button and it sucked it into the tube and clogged. That tube to...

Nope, they can't - cause any angle includes flipped over. LOL

Cold paint or metal ain't gonna work well. I have put a lot of cans in the sun to warm up. As for the newer 'any angle'cans. They are great when they work. ... I have had a couple that dripped all over. Don't recall any clogged from brand new, but you cant flip them over and clear the...

Don't need much light for effect. Could probably do battery power led with motion detector

What I don't see Is a pic of that awesome garage with the doors on. :poke:

I think most want at least a month of cure. It's almost there. :thumbsup: Just need to get the doors on and some heaters going inside. Looking Great Memike!

Did fine painting my car earlier this year... Good to know, was not aware they would price match. I think the HF's are OK. But.. From what I have seen the Kobalts are Campbell Hausfeld. Most non-industrial compressors are 'disposable', but should be lot easier finding parts for the CH when...

26 in., 16 Drawer Glossy Red Roller Cabinet Combo I recently got this one for work. Caught it on sale for $299. Very impressed, especially for what I paid. I will need to roll it around the building and the casters are just sleeve -no bearings. I put them together with neversieze and added...

digital camera. Always have my cell phone handy to take lots of pics before/during disassembly. Was a huge help putting the car back together!

I like to go eyeball a tool first. They can make the cheapest crap look good in a pic. And as long as it's not a huge price difference, it's worth a couple bucks more to pick the thing up, check the balance, see how the switch works...

I have a Milwaukee that has outlasted a few others. That said, I currently have 3 or 4 others that I like to have set up with diff wheels (cut, sand, grind...) I think they include Craftsman, Ryobi, Skil. I wouldn't be afraid to go with any name brand for a good deal. One big consideration...