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@@initforlove I don't see why not, but hard to say without seeing what you're thinking. The side tables aren't integral other than a few fasteners.

@@AssemblySkwerle if they aren't integral then that answers my question. Hoping to slot it beside some stainless steel benchs for an outdoor kitchen. Thank you - such a fast reply. This has helped me to decide on getting it. Now to add to cart. Cheers for the great video.

@@initforlove caught me doing nothing so saw the notification lol

It's not an official thing on a calendar or anything. Just the time of year we start seeing more toolboxes drop for assembly, for whatever reason. Holiday sales, floor space, inventory, etc. When it finally starts raining we get a lot of mowers, when it gets cold we start getting heat items, stuff like that. Never done a fire pit when it's over 100* outside lol

I don't know if it's the right way, but it's less effort for me, and I like less effort. I won't lift using the handle though, I've seen the threaded inserts rip out like that. I tend to grab either the bottom edge, or the sides to lift, to keep the least amount of force on the handle.

@@AssemblySkwerle good to know! I’ll be buying one of these soon

@christopherluce3294 I have one of these in my garage at home I had delivered in the box a few years before I started doing this. I won't go into detail on how I got the casters on, but looking back I feel really dumb about it, lol

@@AssemblySkwerle oh it’s a straight up pain!

I'm here to be helpful I guess lol

How efficiently we deal with packaging and trash has a bigger effect on build times than just knowing how to build the thing in the first place. It took me longer to figure that out than it should have. I'm pretty sure someone actually told me that in training, but it was probably the guy who told me I don't listen. Can't really remember.

@@abrammatthew756 Home Depot doesn't pay me, I bill them lol

@jimschaffroth5652 no idea.

Depending on the level of oil and return violence from the pump, you can see some aeration (bubbles and foam) it’s not ideal, and could prematurely wear out your pump, but uncommon, it is not.

@matthewjames5248 I've never had to remove them for repair, and it's hard to make suggestions without it in front of me.

@mrmontebuilder inventory seems to be an imperfect science lol. I haven't seen one since I recorded this. They're hit and miss at my stores.

@@AssemblySkwerle I’m in Bucks County PA and apparently they don’t have a guy that assembles things like you. So many of the boxes that required assembly like this are unbuilt and on display. Mine arrived missing the Husky badge off the front but it was there when I picked out the box. They offered to take it back and send another but it was otherwise undamaged so I took the $30 off the $648 clearance price and will find a badge on Facebook Marketplace at some point.

Not at the home depot around us.

Did it that way for a long time, but the instructions on the GPX 8D says otherwise, because they're stupid. It's gross and I hate it.

Appreciate it. I'm still figuring the video part out as I go, and might try some different things once we slow down for the year lol

Appreciate it. Yours show up yet? All good?

@@AssemblySkwerle. We actually picked it up in the box yesterday since they needed a week to assemble and deliver. My son and I put it together with no issues. Your video was very helpful. FYI I didn’t come close to your baseline time, much less 28 minutes lol. 😂 Just careful to avoid mistakes and marring the finish. Thanks again your video made it simple along with the enclosed instructions.👍

@richardweza3369 glad to hear.

Thank heavens for this video . my husband watched it before he assembled ours. Definitely didn't come close to your amazing assembly record 😅 Love my slate ❤ Thanks for sharing & great job

@@AssemblySkwerle What number did you set your driver at?

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Screws are #3 Phillips, long leg bolt nuts are 13mm socket, handles/stack hat I used a 6" 11mm nut driver. Driver was M12 Fuel Surge.