Wiggle saw with the putty knife blade is just awsome. Beed to strip old paint or caulk - done in minutes.
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Wiggle saw with the putty knife blade is just awsome. Beed to strip old paint or caulk - done in minutes.
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Originally Posted by Fentonite
Dull blades get turned into putty knife blades for me. I have a corded dremel branded one and a cordless m18.Quote:
Originally Posted by Erni
Upgraded my shop lighting to LED strips. I can't believe how much BRIGHTER they are than the T8s.
https://i.imgur.com/tJOqDSE.jpg
Those go in to the light housing? I have 48" leds that we took from the old shop. Looking at making my own 6' using 1/2 round pvc and what ever the max wattage led strips offered.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bailey Guns
Is that one of those new fangled single stack Glocks?Quote:
Originally Posted by kwando
These strips just stick on the underside of the fixture in the same place the T8 bulb would be. I suppose you could put them inside a fixture like you'd find in an office or something.Quote:
Originally Posted by Great-Kazoo
I removed the ballast and tombstones (not required...but looks better), hooked up the power to the LED power supply box (that fits inside the fixture just like the old ballast), put the cover back on and then stuck the magnetic light strips on the fixture cover.
Hard to tell from the photo how much brighter they are:
https://i.imgur.com/ejE0U4g.jpg
I like the creative attic fan!
Idaho Redneck Special Ceiling Fan...really classes up the joint. But it works.
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