Recent content by Binrat

i would suggest turning these bolts around and cutting off the overage so little heads don't get scraped. https://app.photobucket.com/u/bggrnchevy/a/3cc5fc2f-2bc7-40d4-9610-4067f496c113/p/e0372056-6b7a-479e-8aa7-b8a2fdf42b33

curious, if i pressurize the a/c system in my truck with shop air it wont damage any of the a/c components, obviously evacuating after leak found and fixed.

that stuff is best served cold..

shouldnt all your regulators and filters be before the output fitting? or am i missing something?

Cleaned a bit and hung a tv on the wall thus clearing off some workbench space, then sat and watched tv

Great Job, great sister too. Hard to find good help these days, is she working for room and board? mike

went into the garage to bring another saw into the house, as if i dont already have enough tools spread all over the inside of the house.....

JohnnieMo raised his two car garage two feet, surely your builder can do this ? http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=283853

Try Thinset Mortar for the seams and screw holes on the Hardi Board. It's what is used when it's put up in a shower. Not sure about the freeze thaw cycle. It is sandable and would look seamless.

Not to mention when you do knock it loose, and your house goes up in flames...

Those are actually IKEA BESTA unit hinges . They have a nice soft close feature that works pretty slick and for $10 a set, they are hard to beat (on sale right now for $8.50). Actually they include a door bumpout spring that my wife had been wanting for another set of doors in our kitchen and...

how do you do those hinges, i want to change the ones in my kitchen to the hidden ones?

what kind of bike is that? looks pretty nice.

I had a bad whine once in my Honda, but it seemed to go away after the divorce....

Welcome to Garage Journal from another Texan. I'd suggest taking them to your local auto parts store and matching them up with something similar. alot of cars use those for the hoods, lift gates and such.