Recent content by 79pacecar

I don't see anything wrong with plain concrete, I have plain concrete in my shop, Use a little floor sweeping compound, Oil-dry, & wash it out every once in a while.. I just cant justify the cost, I would much rather spend that money on tools or go-fast parts!

I dont have racedeck flooring, But after reading the above I got to thinking (yea I know that can be dangerous) But with jackstands you could tack weld some 1/8 - 1/4 plate to the legs of the jackstands to spread out the load... Then you dont need to keep track of the plates..

Where do you get Triox weed killer? I would love to find something that would knock down my "driveway lawn" for 1 full summer let alone 2 years.. Thanks!

I like the GoodYear rubber hoses as well, I do have 2 tips 1. Keep them away from hot steel or you will get a hole :) 2. Buy 2 right off the bat & save one for only painting especially if you are using on auto oiler

Really??? how about buying some American tools support some folks here in the States. IMHO its just plain wrong to live in the States & buy all that chineese ****!!

I had new gravel 3/4 cruser run, at least thats what they call it here its 3/4 down to dust put down on my driveway 2-3 years ago around a 3" deep. Anway The guy I got the gravel from (a freind of a freind) suggested I put down about a 1" layer of screening (1/4" down to dust) over the top so I...

Just run 1 6/3 (Assuming #6 is big enough) Black = Hot Red = Hot White = Neutral Bare = Ground

See what I mean....:)

anything over 240 volt.. and Piss off krusty..... :bounce:

Thanks for the kind words, Just glad I could help out... Some of them are pretty short & a custom grind (for some 1-off job) so not sure how much use you will get out of them, But a least you can get an idea of how to grind up your own :) One thing to keep in mind when grinding tooling, at...

I am in Oshkosh.. Yea I know I about fell over when the owner said "how about 10 bucks?" I doubt I'll get that lucky ever time, But I did that time :beer:

Check with the machine/fab shops in your area. Several fab shops I worked at would sell there "drop" for a good price... 2weeks ago I got a piece of 3/4x4x10' for 10 bucks from a local fab shop...

I insulated & sheetrocked my shop about 18 years ago & installed a vapor barrier, I heat it the same way your talking about and over the years I have had to pull a sheet or 2 off to run a wire or something & have never seen any problems.. Based on that I would do it the same way again.. So my...

So my buddy stopped by this morning, We both looked at the ground for awhile, kicked around some gravel, Shook hands & he grabbed the plate and is going to get it re-ground. He and his wife are coming out this afternoon for some dead cow on the grill and beers, :beer: so its all good I am very...

Thanks Krusty I agree... At this point I am going to apologize tomorrow & I am willing to bet a weeks pay that he will to.... It was just a bad day.... It happens!! BTW, I just realized the plate in question is blanchard ground on both sides, So I think I will survive..... :beer: