Came out to like $32Originally posted by phubu
How much?
Came out to like $32Originally posted by phubu
How much?
Picked up a Crucial MX300 525GB SSD for $112 on Amazon, great deal
Was doing suspension work on a first-gen Xterra, which basically ensures that if you're doing anything to the control arm you're going to have to cut at least one of the UCA bolts as they almost always have frozen into the bushing sleeves.
There's no room to fit a grinder so you're stuck sawzall-ing through a big-ass hardened suspension bolt and sleeve, twice. After 30 minutes of sawing with a good-quality metal-cutting blade, the blade was completely toast and I'd only made it 1/3 of the way through the first cut.
I swung by HD and saw they had these Freud Diablo blades with carbide teeth. A bit pricey compared to the normal blades and a thicker kerf, ($12 for a 6" blade) but oh man, 100% worth it.
I'm totally blown away. That blade tore through the bolts and sleeves in ~20 seconds per cut, even with my cheapo Mastercraft sawzall. I'm not sure I could have gone that fast with a grinder, it was amazing. The blade still looks like new, too!
Pretty good deal if you missed the 750GB for ~$135Originally posted by eblend
Picked up a Crucial MX300 525GB SSD for $112 on Amazon, great deal
Install was a breeze and it came with everything needed. Gave it a test drive and it was money well spentOriginally posted by taemo
Ever since experiencing one in Japan, hard to go back to a typica toilet.
Been looking to get one for my throne, let me know how the install goes!
Installed it for the family on the main floor, but now considering buying 4 more lol. The only thing holding me back is the lack of electrical outlets by some of the toilets.
Top tip, if you push the "lady" button it'll wash your taint and the underside of your sack. Handy if your boyfriend is on his way . . . .
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In both of mine I had to run a plug. The Toto one was easy as I had undeveloped basement and just had to feed the line through the wall from the bottom, the others I had to get creative. There is usually a shave plug by the sink, and since I have a countertop all the way accross, I just drilled a hole right under the counter top below where the electrical plug is, and then snaked a new wire in, and tied it in at the existing electrical plug. Ran the wire all the way across towards the toilet and installed a new plug right on the side of the cabinet.Originally posted by phreezee
Install was a breeze and it came with everything needed. Gave it a test drive and it was money well spent
Installed it for the family on the main floor, but now considering buying 4 more lol. The only thing holding me back is the lack of electrical outlets by some of the toilets.
Even better if you then try to sell it for $200!Originally posted by 3nergiz3d
Pretty good deal if you missed the 750GB for ~$135
Ultracrepidarian
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.... first home, first big painting project... had no idea how much work it was until now. I've helped friends before, but my gawd!! haha
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Oh, and this.... ... feel like a little kid everytime i get home, pew pew pew!
*tap
*bzzzzzzz
*awe yeahhhh
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nice!
53 years old and I tried one for the very first time in my life in Phoenix this past weekend. They had this model: Neo120Originally posted by eblend
Welcome to the 21st Century! You will never go back. I have a Toto Neorest in my main bathroom...it's the only place I use...anywhere else feels like a freaking caveman haha.
MRW I first tried it: (I was amazed at the accuracy!!) I might have to order one up for our house.
Got a Kijiji deal Thule box!
on sale at sportchek for $85
https://www.sportchek.ca/categories/...331439243.html
Bluetooth and Noise Cancelling Headphones, wanted an upgrade but didn't want to spend over $200.
New Summer Tires
Continental Extreme Contact DWS 06
Hate buying summers in winter but the prices are great for the year end clear-outs