Recent content by Blase

I saw this in another thread this morning and had to post it here. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=126997&page=9 Not my idea! Thank Cars&Classic for this one. "Made a top for the base of the trany jack to hold jackstands. hate moving them all the time. seams like it...

Silly question but what are you searching for on CL to find all of that stuff? Nice truck BTW!! Did you import it or convert it to right hand drive?

I was only asking. I don't know of anything saying that is bad for it. I was thinking that the fuel might flood the motor since the tank is the highest part mounted like that. If you drain it that is not a concern.:thumbup: I would not worry if you drain the fuel and have had no issues thus...

28: that is a great idea for storing your fertilizer spreader! I am going to borrow that idea for sure! Bad Idea: I have been looking at small storage sheds. Even if I do go that route I will still I need to store things neatly. I have a bunch of stuff since I hate to borrow tools. He who...

Ok guys I'm in the middle of "re-modeling" my 20' x 30' shop. It is filling up EXTREMELY quick! I have ready through all of the great "storage"threads and got lots of GREAT ideas. For Reference: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=110832...

I've used the Got Trikes palns and love my bender. There was a lot of easy machining involved in building it but since that's what I do it was not a problem for me.

Any chance of me being able to buy some of those? maybe Qty.3 or 4? I'm somewhat local to you in Carencro. I followed your build on Pirate and looks like all the work you do is top notch. We need to plan a wheeling trip!

I just used the Hardie Stucco 4' x 8' sheets on my shop Re-model. So far i am liking the results. I hung mine with screws so I did pre-drill the panels. IMO no matter what you use pre-drilling at least a couple of holes will make getting the panel exactly where you want it easier. Have you...

very nice! Since it sounds like you are pretty far out in the country how are you going to get enough power to run your mill and lathe?

No pictures but I took the back seat out of a jeep and made a shop chair/couch out of it. Built a frame to get it to the right height and added wheels so it rolls around. Works pretty good. Only thing you have to watch out for is drunk people wanting to push it around .......although that...

Thanks guys. I will caulk it and see how it looks.

I had not seen that, Thanks. I guess I should have looked harder before I installed half of the sheets. That H-channel looks like the ticket. Now do I take down the sheets that I already put up to install H -channel is the new question. Thanks. I might try one joint to see what it looks...

I am in the process of refurbishing my 20 x 30 shop that was built back in the early 70’s. I have chosen to go with James Hardie 4’ x 8’ Cement Fiber Siding sheets for the exterior. (see link below)...

Do you have to take the rack off to get to the wire? :headscrat I'd like to build something similar to yours for but could not figure out an easy clean way to get to the wire and wire wipers.

Really Cool story! Way to grab your dream and run with it. You do some off roading too by the looks of the jeep in your post and posters on the wall. Nice realm of hobbies you got der:3gears::beer::thumbup: Edit: is that an "air filter" in the end of this intake tubing?