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TMI, TMI.. Since when do caulk tubes have unscrew able tips?

Cr8crshr and I have a few choice words about those pieces of crap!

I just threw them in a trash bag, and occasionally swap out the bag for a new, clean one. Like Kiwi, mine leaked so much that I threw it away.

That's what the "pawn shop misc. tool bucket" is for!

Paging @cr8crshr , unless he gave to the person he sold his car to?

You mean like one of these????

If the gutters not that important, just delete it? I 've never heard of what you're talking about, but I don't see why not? :popcorn: :popcorn: :popcorn:

Rummage through the pawn shops box of tools for a nice old one. Chances are that you'll find a older model that WAS MiA!

I'm surprised that brick hasn't come up in this conversation!

You're not thinking straight at all, that's why the X! Coffee is what? $6-8 for a plastic tub/can. 3 cans = $18-25 bucks Peanut Butter is anywhere from $2.50-3.50 for a jar. 5 jars= $12.50-$18+ I don't see that as free, I see it as being frugal with your trash! I'm sure others will disagree, but...

Unic's? I thought it was Eunuch's? Eunuch Test - YouTube

Man! Judging by the title, I thought you got laid for the first time! Glad it was nothing worse! LOL

Yeah, I believe he is serious, because he's the one giving you **** and not I. Cranky didn't seem to have a issue, he even liked my first comment. So what's your problem?

I didn't watch the video, I'm just going by the title of the topic and what he said about gas!

WTF Auggie? Please tell me how a electric heater has ever been a carbon monoxide concern? What do you know that I don't?

No experience, but I'm sure if you don't overload, you'd be fine. As long as the beam that that's bolted to can hold up to do the job!

There are/will be those that hate because it's H.F, I say if it works good, use it! If it's use will defray the cost of having to pay for a few contractor jobs, then it's paid for itself a few times over! Then it's like a sore dick, you just can't beat it!:thumbsup:

Primitive, Redneck, Adjustable wrench!

If I'm looking at this correctly? It's a torque lever that seems to be 1 size specific, yes? If so, I like the idea but don't see the practically of it. But if it works good, use it!

Not knowing how companies work with sizes? You may be better off with a 40 X 30, that gives you another 5' in the back instead of being so close to the wall for some more work space. That would be about the size of a tight packed 4 car garage. Good Luck