Jim Becker
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Steve, did you speak with them on the phone? That's often a good idea with Harvey. The stacked shipping may be a web site thing and a whole order on...

What John said. I'm about to spray the Emerald Urethane on my "scrap vanity" project and have used Advance in the past during one of the...

I like that I can put stuff above it in the new shop...which is where the compressor is going to live. :) There will be a deck about four feet of...

LOL...I like that quote, Chris. Projects like the one in the video really require some vision and careful planning with all that interlocking that...

John, there are lots of ways to use a tractor to move a trailer...a hitch receiver can be mounted, temporarily or permanently in many different...

There are a lot of good reasons that one might want to reset the cutting depth on a jointer...a particular leg taper technique I recently saw in a...

That's a good point, Maurice. My trailer is heavy galvanized, but I'm guessing it could still be a factor if/when I do a replacement.

Hurts like a bugger, too!! (DAMHIKT!!)

The bins are the equivalent of about 35 gallons, if I'm not mistaken. Not huge, but for "most folks", manageable. If you're doing a lot of...

I happened to watch a jewelry box video of his yesterday, too...very creative. He's a good craftsman for sure.

It was done in 2018 and the cost was about $11K total. 'Was only going to do part originally, but the company cut me a big break when I agreed to do...

Good point...Milwaukee M12 is a small but powerful platform. I'm actually looking at a wire stapler in that series to use in my new shop building...

I really like that idea, Glenn. I'm starting to at least think a little (very little) about how I want to handle my hand-tools (pardon the...

Clearly from the photo, it's the tow vehicle. He's using the block of wood as an indicator that he's at "that spot".

I have not changed my cut depth on the FS-350 since the day I bought it. That works for me, but maybe not for others. It really comes down to what...

I'm very pleased with the SuperMax 19-38 I picked up "barely used" a couple of years ago. I got lucky with that purchase as this is the kind of tool...

I agree with Prashun...same process as the clears with maybe a little more viscosity as can be expected with any product that has a bunch of pigments...

All of my tow vehicles have had backup cameras since 2005, and that makes hooking up a trailer a "one shot" thing almost every time unless there is...

Looks like that trailer is from the era when Thule was also involved with Brenderup (EURO) horse trailers. Same floor design and yes, it was a...

Concrete for driveways isn't a popular choice around here for whatever reason. Asphalt paving and various types of gravel are what you see; the...

A cordless pinner is an interesting thing, but given how I use my pin nailer, often in tight spaces, the "heftier" size of a cordless unit might make...

Larry, you make a good point about the cost of blast gates and it's certainly reasonable to expect them to be relatively leak free. But the nature of...

This is an important point if one changes the table setting frequently, particularly in a production environment. But I wonder if it's as big of a...

Shot the primer today in my "expansive" finishing booth, AKA, the side driveway extension. :) I found that my good gun was having an issue with the...

If they are typical tee-head brad nails, they should be no issue. Do keep in mind that some guns have guide slot indents for the heads to ride on...

No question I'd peel them. But I wouldn't use them for fence posts unless they are of a very limited number of species, such as black locust, that is...

You're going to enjoy that, John. I did the same at the old property in 2018....400' of driveway and parking area. It was a game-changer in multiple...

The 2" pins can be used for trim work when glue is involved and as some have mentioned, multiple fasteners in varying directions provide more than...

Glad your son is home and I hope the transition to "what comes next" will go well for him! As for the learning around the new job, it's to be...