Recent content by alberto

Still going strong with no issues. Powder coat still looks unblemished. Nothing has sagged or gotten loose (use threadlocker on all of the screws!). Still happy with them, glad I got them.

Still look great, no issues whatsoever. Powder coat is still intact, even on the shelves where I store heavy items that get slid in and out. Not sure if it was the locktite I used (it certainly did not hurt), but I have not noticed any loose bolts, so still solid feel to the cabinets. Hinges...

I could not find anything that made more sense. Cabinets still look new, no issues so far.

Would a pair of these work for you? No affiliation, just curious about chillers. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08C2WJM66/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Here's another option (these folks have a bunch of different sizes): https://www.bulkreefsupply.com/commercial-chiller-1-2-hp-115v-jbj.html

Not sure why, but I kept reading and expecting there to be some sort of horror story about to be unleashed. Glad it worked out and came out pretty much as you expected.

I'd give them a call. They have a lot of different tool boxes, but their web site isn't exactly the best designed out there. I bought a large tool box/work bench from them recently. They have them made in China, but the importer and seller is Viper Tools.

Google Paint Tent, or put it in Amazon. You'll get a bunch of pop-up style tents made for painting objects. They have all kinds of sizes. Here's a random $30 one that might work for 3D printing: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07DLHSM8Y/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Here's a much more expensive one with...

Pretty much done, but a few details and final cleaning. Overall a worthwhile project, assuming I can put all of my stuff in the cabinets, which I am still working on. Lots of hard work, specially if you have a lot of the large locker cabinets.

I previously posted pics of the two door lower cabinet that I cut out to install a sink, but here it is installed in place. Installed the upper cabinets so that I could get 24 inches of clearance between the sink and the uppers, giving a comfortable clearance for when washing things in the sink...

Mostly finished, just doing final touches and a few details. On the west wall, there is a tankless water heater that I wanted to hide in the cabinet. I also wanted to not lose all of the storage space so I installed a partition to the left of the water heater, respecting the clearance specified...

What are people's views on the NewAge outdoor cabinets? Are experience with them? How do they hold up to the elements? What kind of quality? How thick are they and how does construction compare to the garage versions?

Wow, that's friggin' fantastic. Very well done.

Fair amount of progress. If you have a lot of the large cabinets, there is a LOT of assembly and it is a LOT of work. It certainly helps to have someone there to give you a hand, etc. Saber gives you drywall screws and fender washers to install the cabinets. I do not know why they would do...

The whole shipping experience from a timing perspective and communication from Saber was a let down. It's definitely one of their weak points. The cabinets took an additional almost 2 weeks to ship/arrive from the time they initially said they would (easy to blame anything and everything on...

At one time they were an additional cost, but they told me they now include them with the cabinet cost. However, they ship separately from the cabinets. In my case they held up progress because they came later than the cabinets and I could not start without them.