Poisonfangs85

Welcome aboard Tim!

Welcome Mike! Great place to get some insite. Glad to have ya!

Is it a bad thing I'm not excited. Too much hype for me

Welcome Paul! Great to have ya!

Fantastic! Looks really good. I may need to build one of those for the summer

+1 leatherman Charge TTI

I second that! I have had a leatherman on my hip everyday for years. I had the wave and now the Charge like yours. They are awesome and I use it for something everyday.

I'm an Estwing guy. They are great all around, from wood framing, concrete forms and anything else that needs persuasion.

Yo mikeZ, it's been a minute! I have been swamped with work, gotta get on here more often. Thanks for the kind words

Welcome to the Crew! Not gunna lie, I had to google Ludhiana

Thanks guys! The process was painful but so worth it!

Swing set and a retaining wall, how hard could that be....The first problem is the yard we have is not what you call anywhere near flat. A skid steer rental, 42 railroad ties, countless timber screws, and don't forget the blood (small amount) sweat (barrels of it) and tears (the sweat was in our eyes lol) We are almost complete, just a little backfill left and grass seed. My wife and I slaved on this project through everything Mother Nature could come up with in her Midwest arsenal. We even stayed up till the wee hours of the morning today to complete the swing set build so the little guy could be surprised, boy was he. Time for a drink, and a pillow. P.S. Happy Father's Day to you guys that are blessed to have a little one.

Happy dads day guys! For those who know it can be hard to be a good dad, but it's the most rewarding job there is!

Great work for a great cause! Fantastic work!

True works of art! Great how they Turned out....

How big are you looking for? Over the years I have had igloo, Coleman, rubber made. They are all pretty comparable. I have tried the soft zippered ones and the zippers seem to get messed up with dust and debris pretty quick. I feel the insulation on the hard plastic type is a bit better too. Especially when you have you box in the sun most of the day.

Rechargeable flashlight, jumper cables (or one of those fancy all in one jump packs) basic first aid kit, and the handymans best friend...duct tape.

It is a sad story. I remember as a kid my father and grandfather buying everything from Sears, from craftsman tools to clothes. Craftsman tools in our house were a thing of pride. Although they may not be around in the near future I am born and raised in Chicago and will always call it the Sears Tower.

Nailed it! Lol

Welcome John! I am throwing my vote in now for Coolest name ever, John Speed

Superb! I love the slopped area for the faucet to drain. I have to admit I freaked out a bit at the hidden outlet. Great job!

Welcome Jeremy! As a born and raised product of the Land of Lincoln myself I can say, I feel your pain haha. Where abouts in west central? I'm up in the north east. Again welcome to the forum!

I saw this photo on Instagram but couldn't find any info on it. I love my dewalt tough boxes but I willing to try new things. I am a sucker for waterproof though

Congrats man!!! Enjoy every moment big or small they are all so special. P.S. How much you want for the 4-wheeler?

Welcome aboard! You will be right at home here. What's the first project going to be?