Can or will ever have enough hardware at your disposal?

Jasper Mangel: I have the armour of God, now that is enough hardware for any child of God. :)

Pasquale Pollet: you have never enough at your disposal

Elden Dedon: Probably not, always adding & upgrading....!!

Dorine Nurre: Umm think of formerly you shoot. The Confederates complained that the federal government became no longer following the form because of the fact an Abolitionist (Abraham Lincoln) became elected President. The shape authorised slavery at that factor, and in undemanding terms a constitutional exchange would desire to abolish it. The Confederates replied with the aid of seceding from the Union (ie. they rebelled). Technically a insurrection against the U. S. is treason. Article III area 3 "Treason against the U. S., shall consist in undemanding terms in levying conflict against them, or in adhering to their Enemies, giving them help and convenience". in basic terms because you think of a central authority is unlawful would not supply! you the stunning to insurrection. you would be engaged in treason in case you do (because of the fact the Confederates have been taken care of). understand that Democrats believed that Bush Jr. won fraudulently in a distinctive election in 2000. The have been p!ssed off yet they did no longer insurrection. The shoe is on the different foot for 4 years now, use valid means to protest in case you pick, yet you may no longer soak up palms....Show more

Ambrose Mumma: Is there a limit? As Tim Allen would say: "Uohhh, uohh, uohh!". Storage space and organization are the limiting factors in my case. I save screws and fittings, and often (more often than my wife thinks, anyway) I use my hardware store to make repairs. It saves many a trip to the hardware store, though I find an excuse to go anyway. But the hardest part about having lots of stuff (it's not junk, really) is finding it. I have several sorting drawers and cabinets, and I keep the bigger things labeled and ! separated in apple boxes on shelves in "my shop" (the garage) ! for easy access. My first response, when I need hardware, is: "Now where did I put that?"...Show more

Johnnie Pummill: Only need one good piece..no need to dispose.

Barrett Alosa: can or will you ever have enough hardware at your disposal?

Hyo Hardell: Short answer - noI collect hardware from everywhere possible. If I can not fix a machine, then I take it apart and add the parts to my collection. I often fix things using parts that I have instead of running out to the hardware store.I keep about 90 percent of it nicely organized in portable storage boxes that have removable bins. These are nice because you can either take the whole case to the job, or just a single bin if you know what you need. They can handle a lot of weight too. I have a separate one for nails, machine screws, sheet metal screws, drywall screws, household hardware, springs, plumbing parts, fittings and adapters, and couple for plastic parts. They make these boxes with several di! fferent configurations. This picture in the source gives you an idea of what I am talking about, but the cases I have only have about 8 or 9 bins. I've bought them at home depot before for about the same price ($15)....Show more

Anton Waln: No. We flip houses, we spend all our money at Lowes. We are not on the christmas card mailing list yet, but we are getting there.