[Turkish Pickle]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Bought my son some LED light strips for his room. Installed them yesterday.
8m very impressed with the fit and finish and output of these inexpensive lights!
It came with a remote but also has a mobile app.
He loves them!

I had these back in college - chicks dig them! You'll soon be a grandpa

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by Turkish Pickle

I had these back in college - chicks dig them! You'll soon be a grandpa

Haha!!!! I wonder why my son wanted these so badly...

[M_Six]

Logitech K480 multi-device keyboard. I can use it and my new Logitech M720 mouse to switch back and forth between my MBP and my Dell box. Gone are the days of clunky KVM switches.

[M_Six]

Wall mount for one of the TVs in my Pain Cave. I needed to be able to see it from my rower seat. Used to be on the bookshelf there, but obviously not ideal for watching it while rowing. Now it's perfect.

[dreamingat30fps]

The battery on my apple watch series 6 was starting to go. I couldn't even get a full night out of it. So I replaced the batte... of course I didn't.... I got a new one.... because MURICA!!!

[M_Six]

Rolling stool for the garage. My tired, old back can't take bending over or kneeling down to work on the car or tidy up the drawers in the tool chest. And forget trying to get up off the floor. So this cheapo Harbor Freight special will work for now.

[dreamingat30fps]

Originally Posted by M_Six

Rolling stool for the garage. My tired, old back can't take bending over or kneeling down to work on the car or tidy up the drawers in the tool chest. And forget trying to get up off the floor. So this cheapo Harbor Freight special will work for now.

I have a similar one but round. It's used 99% of the time for wheel cleaning and detailing.

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by dreamingat30fps

I have a similar one but round. It's used 99% of the time for wheel cleaning and detailing.

I'll be using mine for pumping up the tires on my car and cleaning my bikes.Tucks away nicely on the lower shelf of the new workbench.

[TXSTYLE]

Originally Posted by TXSTYLE

Time for a new mattress. Decided to go with these after trying several in person.
Decided to replace our King with Twin XLs for an eventual adjustable frame. They were the coolest (literally draws heat from the body) feeling and great edge support and excellent motion transfer. 18in thick. Exceptional value. 20 Year warranty (I change out every 6-7yrs).
I then purchased a pair of nice cooling mattress covers, and new set of Bamboo Sheets. Gonna be sleeping like a hibernating Bear this Winter!

OK... I know someone asked me about my new mattress purchase. Especially being my first entirely all foam setup coming from a inner spring traditional setup.
I am happy to report that after the initial couple of weeks, my wife and I are thoroughly enjoying this bed! She got used to it even quicker than I. But she's only 125lbs. I'm 225. It has definitely relieved some shoulder and hip discomfort I was having. It sleeps cool. It doesn't have that quick sand feeling like some memory foam beds do, but it is definitely plush.
Next up I will be ordering adjustable bases with remote control and massage.
Ahhhhhhh....

[Turkish Pickle]

I finally own an impact (and some bits for it)!!!

[M_Six]

First time I used an impact driver to drive in a screw, I was stunned at how quickly and easily it sunk a 4" screw through a sheet of plywood and into a 4x4. Think hot knife through butter.

[Turkish Pickle]

Originally Posted by M_Six

First time I used an impact driver to drive in a screw, I was stunned at how quickly and easily it sunk a 4" screw through a sheet of plywood and into a 4x4. Think hot knife through butter.

Right? I'd been wanting one for a while and always thought they were $300-400+. Had one of our guys help me with some door stuff on site on Friday, and used his impact a few times and I knew it was time. Plus the week before my "drill" failed to drill through 1" particleboard ikea desk at one go (had to go from both sides to drill the hole).

Checked online, $100 for the impact and two batteries, another $40 for the bits, plus ~15 mins to the nearest home depot later:

[M_Six]

I got mine on sale in a 2-tool kit with a 2-speed drill and the impact drill. Plus a charger and battery. I was amazed how inexpensive some of the Ryobi multi-tool kits were.

[M3AN_F8IGHTY]

got both of these (discontinued) bnib for $80
gonna use these for some sort DIY movie shelf bracket

[Dang3r]

Bluebelles driver seat cover had arrived today from Vancouver, now I take both new covers to an upholsterer and let install them properly

[TXSTYLE]

New Suit. I try to get a couple of new ones every year or so and rotate out my older ones to charity. Nothing like a nice suit and sharp pair of shoes.

[Serf27]

My Dewalt Hex drive impact is going on 5 years with heavy use and no issues. Highly recommend getting a drill chuck/hex attachment for it.

[M3AN_F8IGHTY]

i refuse to pay dealer mark up so ended up waiting 7 months for this

[Sedan_Clan]

Originally Posted by M_Six

First time I used an impact driver to drive in a screw, I was stunned at how quickly and easily it sunk a 4" screw through a sheet of plywood and into a 4x4. Think hot knife through butter.

I need some DeWalt in my life.

[M_Six]

I'm a Ryobi fan, myself.

[MoeTE87]

Originally Posted by M_Six

I'm a Ryobi fan, myself.

Love the organization!

Where did you get the power tool hanger?

[M_Six]

Originally Posted by MoeTE87

Love the organization!

Where did you get the power tool hanger?

Right here. They're even on sale now. About $10 less than I paid. You get two of the wall units and 6 hangers. I believe there are four of the long ones and two loop-hooks. I may grab another set at this price. Get the 6-hook version. The 4-hook version is crappy. The 6-hook version is cheaper now anyway.

https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0986MG5XF