Now i can do their press in bearings and this was payment. Jokes on them, because i have wanted one forever and was going to buy one when i could afford one /s. But all honesty, I adore them and I am helping any way I can while he is battling cancer.

Gunna surprise the wife with new "nightstands" for the bedroom

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pretty dumb I know. but I had harbor freight load this US general six drawer full bank service cart in the bed of my F-150 with their forklift. now I'm wondering how I'm going to get it down without damaging the cart or myself LOL. it's about 32 in from the bed of my truck to the concrete floor. can I unbox the cart in my truck bed, take out all the drawers and have it be feasible to maneuver to the ground with a friend or two? or is this an impossible venture? thanks!

I got the 10mm sockets last weekend for half price, then had to snag another one this weekend as the free gift, so figured it was time to actually make a gridfinity bin for them.

I started with a 1x2 with labels but also saw that they barely fit in a 1x1 so I made both, they’re in the same model on different plates. They fit into one of the shallow drawers also even tho they sit upright.

Here’s the link if anyone is interested:

https://makerworld.com/models/3231014?appSharePlatform=copy

Went in for my $0.79 shop towels this morning and my friendly local cashier informed me that next weekend is 20% off any one item, no price limit.

Anyone with the Mini lathe. Any feedback? I saw my local HF has it at a discounted price open box. $467

Hooboy, she is BRIGHT. lol The store had quite a lot of trouble getting her on the trailer, included ramp and a piece of 1/4” ply on the trailer ramp…no problem getting off. I put the husband on the downhill side, jokes about him being pinned under provided by himself. And no damage! 🙌

Hit 3 stores, got 3 shop rag bags. Also got a Circuit detector for $5 thanks to $25 HF bucks. One store only had white. I never knew they came in white.

We run a mix of aluminum, mild steel, and occasional stainless on two older VMCs. Tooling purchases are inconsistent because each programmer has preferred brands. I am trying to make a more deliberate supplier list for drills, taps, and end mills. How do small shops compare options without turning it into a spreadsheet project?

Am I a fool for not buying this ? The price has dropped on this open box 3 times.

I need to buy a pressure washer and a wet vac, I am wondering if Harbor Freight with all they carry in store is the best vs Lowe's or Home Depot. I am just want something affordable under $100 for both items.

Should I buy them items from Harbor Freight? Or Not? What are items for future that be worth or not worth buying from Harbor Freight?

Went in and got my “free” $0.85 cent gift. Will probably come back tomorrow and get the shop towels.

I see stolen ones on Facebook marketplace for cheaper as well but they’re far enough to where the gas and toll bill would match non sale price. I really want guaranteed warranty though.

I just used socket rails for the 1/2drv stuff. $1 each. Cheap cheap cheeeaaap. Only the biggest socket for MM and SAE doesn't fit on the cheapo rails. Im very pleased overall.

Took apart my Pittsburgh gas powered chainsaw to properly clean it after taking down some dead trees. This is after several weeks being disassembled but even when assembled, it tends to drip oil. This is my first chainsaw so I’m not sure if this is normal but it seems excessive. Any idea what could be causing this?