Recent content by Bosque

Do you want to be able to remove your exhaust, and access the underside of your car? If you do you need the maxjax. If not the bendpak will get it up for doing suspension work. If it was me, I would get the maxjax. If It is what I did do, I got a full size 2 post and sent the tops into the attic.

Wow this whole place is looking great. It would be cool to see some pictures of the whole thing.... but I am going to assume its messy and you don't want to show that off. Its what made me take so long to share more pictures of my garage.

Ahh that makes sense. I hadn't even thought that they would be put in the floor. Cool thing, I won't be using them though. 383, PM incoming.

Another thing is see if there are any people or companies that work with Air Compressors. You may talk to them first and know that they will do a once over for you and fix anything that is bad. Get a quote of $100-$300?? Then pick up the used one, drop it off, pick it up fixed. Still cheaper...

Here is a dirty shot of mine. Simple 2x4 build. Its in progress still. The surface is old cafeteria table tops from a university. They are smooth and very solid. The legs haven't been reinforced due to wanting to make shelves. The small section in the middle I want to have the little boxes sit...

I got these in a cabinet I bought from a dealership that was located by a the body shop area. What are they? They almost seem like a pipe expander, but that makes no sense. I'm really just curious as I usually know what stuff is used for... not this.

The garage is starting to actually come together and I took some pictures (I never take pictures - Sorry, I know this makes me a bad GJ'er) so here we go. Overall view #3cargarage 2 post bolted down. I still am waiting on a deepwell to come in the mail today to torque the last 2 bolts...

Put up some shelves to clear the area in front of the engine. There used to be a bench there that made squeezing in front a tad difficult.

Sounds like they need to be lubed.

It isn't letting me reply :( Its eaten my reply twice now. So an even shorter response, sorry :( Dubber- Thanks, I will get those soon. And yeah the picture was big, I fixed it. Texas- Thanks, I am very grateful for what I have and it makes everything so much easier.

I have my main tool box with general tools. Then I have a few tool boxes/bags that have different specialty tools in it. The boxes include Electrical, Plumbing, Drywall. These are smaller categories but it is nice to have all specialty tools in one box to grab when something needs to be.....

Well it has been a long time since any updates. Re-reading the thread it seems to have been even longer than I remember. Since Then I had moved my workbench to the wall against the house, I didn't like it there so I moved it to the back wall in the garage. I ran the 220 to the garage over the...

Its not a great deal but I got a coupon in the mail and I won't be using it. Enter 263128c30 at bestbuy.com for 10% off. Hope I can help someone who has to buy something.

I figured I would post Neweggs First Shell Shocker of the day. They are selling a 50" 1080 P TV that I am sure someone could use in their garage for $380. http://www.newegg.com/Special/ShellShocker.aspx?nm_mc=EMC-SD062014&cm_mmc=EMC-SD062014-_-SD062414-_-item-_-89-623-018&et_cid=8899&et_rid=46246

DON'T USE THEM! If you are in a situation where these will work, you might as well just go on and off. The mechanism for me is awful and these are never used except as a hammer or wedge. Your experience may be different but I would not get them just to have.