[quote author=Grampaw link=board=10;threadid=10684;start=0#102226 date=1044717090]<br><br><br>THANKS Darrell !! I just bookmarked the page. Probably be in bankruptucy court (or divorce court) before long. <br>Grampaw<br>[/quote]<br><br>Anything to help Grampaw, ;D<br><br>Their prices are pretty good on most of the stuff, about the cheapest place you can buy power tools when they offer free shipping. <br><br>DB

 

[quote author=tool link=board=10;threadid=10684;start=0#102242 date=1044722426]<br> :-[ :-[ :-[<br><br>CONFESSION:<br><br>Sometimes I go to major hardware stores. Just to look at the tools. With no particular need at hand. :-[<br><br>Hanging Head:<br><br>Sometimes when no one is looking. I like to touch the tools in the store. [undecided]<br><br><br><br>Is this wrong? <br><br> Should I seek help?<br>[/quote]<br><br>Know what you mean... sometimes it takes a stroll through Home depot or Lowe's just to bring everything back into perspective.

 

Aw, come on, if you can carry it in your hands it ain't a real tool. You got to buy them by the pound, or better yet, by the ton. My new table saw is over two thousand pounds. Now that's a tool. Also, coincidentally, I'm waiting on the new forklift to help re-arrange the shop. More fun.<br> That's why I got the Dodge; drag cast iron to the different shops.<br><br>OK, chest-beating time over <br><br>Rob

 

[quote author=blackboat link=board=10;threadid=10684;start=15#102445 date=1044764853]<br>Aw, come on, if you can carry it in your hands it ain't a real tool. <br>Rob<br>[/quote]<br><br>How true.... you been peekin?

 

I ain't worried about carrying it in my hand, as long as she is willing to carry it. <br><br>Kinda gives new meaning to the phrase &quot;A man-sized tool&quot; don't it.<br><br>There is a Northern Hydraulic, Harbor Freight, Agri-Supply, and now a Tractor Supply store close by. My wife gives me that look if I even mention needing to get a tool to do this or that.<br><br>Of course, my little brother (un-married) just bought a Millwaukee 7-1/4&quot; circular saw. Now I can borrow his instead of him borrowing mine. What my wife has yet to appreciate is that with two other brothers close by what tools we have are communal property and I don't have to have one of everything as long as one of them has what I need.<br><br>I still visit Sears just to go through the tool section, though.

 

Tool<br><br>There are trained pro's that can help you....also prozac and other meds are beneficial for your condition...I have heard electro shock helps also <br><br><br>Pappyman:<br><br>Is this the same electro-shock therapy I get while hooking up the Lincoln Arc in the rain???<br><br>If so, it hasn't helped yet. ???

 

[quote author=redramnc link=board=10;threadid=10684;start=15#102855 date=1044888739]<br>I ain't worried about carrying it in my hand, as long as she is willing to carry it. <br><br><br>Of course, my little brother (un-married) just bought a Millwaukee 7-1/4&quot; circular saw. Now I can borrow his instead of him borrowing mine. [/quote]<br><br>Bought it... love it!

 

Buy everything then you get bored and find something new to collect. The disease just goes from one toy to another. (like CTD's)<br>Tim-I mean my other cousin Tim