Recent content by ab0mination

I just set up a new Husky 77" in my dad's garage. The design has slightly changed since my last purchase (within the last 3-4 years). No longer strictly requires tools (before you had a nut and bolt to tighten on the short shelf supports, but now they're more similar to Gladiator), but they do...

You can do the same with the Husky.

also consider if you buy two, you can link them together with a single shelf for your workbench and potentially not need to have a shelf up top…obvious a no go if you don’t have a lot of room or want a continuous top shelf.

I think the Gladiator finish is a lot nicer, and while the Husky require minimal tools to assemble, the Gladiator require none. I can't speak to the shelf capacity, but the Gladiator feel more rigid and I'd bet they're lighter. The head clearance argument makes sense. I've owned several of...

I did it, worked fine. the gladiators are much nicer than the husky if you can find them.

Thanks for the intel! I have an ACE locally. I'll have to see what else there even is locally…

I'm not looking for something to last forever, just want to give it the best odds, within reason. Unfortunately no Menards here.

Any good ideas where to source some MDO? Looks like Lowe’s and Home Depot are sold out (at least around upstate NY).

I'm looking to make a wooden sandwich board / A-frame sign. I want something that'll endure the elements (outdoors in NY for ~8 hours per day) best as possible, and that'll be smooth for the sign painter that'll be doing some hand-lettering on it. Any suggestions?

Tattoo shop. I really need the floor to be smooth cause artists are on stools with wheels. That's basically what I've been considering—if I can DIY something since I'm not going to love the outcome either way so may as well save a few bucks.

It's actually the same company that did it originally. When they came to inspect it, they were saying like $1000, but then the next communication included that it wouldn't match & the price jumped $800.

I recently tore down a bar, and am left with some concrete where the bar stood. I contacted the company that finished the floor, and they want $1800 to 'repair it', which is just replacing the whole square with material that won't match since what's there was laid all at once and is some hard to...

Awesome, thanks. Beautiful set up I’m looking to replicate.

Any details on those upper cabinets and lighting?

Assuming you mean fuel tank? Just posted a photo, ha.