Recent content by C3L1CA

Those hammers turned out awesome and so has the whole workshop. Look forward to seeing how the rest of it turns out for more ideas on how to organize my garage someday

I love my harbor freight lift as well. I kept my eye out on craigslist for years before I found one for a good deal lol. I don't mind the foot pump as it's just a hobby for me and the pumping really isn't bad. Like others have said the stock chock/vise is garbage. What I did with mine is I...

Subscribed! Looks awesome so far, it'll be fun to watch it progress.

Looks like an awesome build, thanks for sharing!

I put some cheap black/white vinyl flooring down in my 6x12 that I use to haul my race bike to the track. I wish I would've put it down in a bit warmer temps but its held up fine so far after a few uses although some of the edge tiles you can hear didn't get pushed down enough on install. That...

I think I'd try to put a few pieces of wood underneath the 2x6 frames that run perpendicular to the the slats. This would let the slats and frame sit flush with each other. Then make some spacers for the difference between the slats and frame, say 1/2". Then I'd put some longer boards over the...

Following! I think I've seen your cars around the North St. Paul car shows on Fridays a few years ago when I lived on the east side of the cities. Will be fun to follow a local guy and slowly read through the whole thread as I get bored at work.

I use the same balancer as JimVonBaden and it seems to work good for me as well. Then use some stick on weights and good to go. A little slow process but take your time, get some tunes going and its not so bad. The only other thing I do is put a piece of wood on the base of the stand when...

I bought the same setup as the original poster but mine also had the MOJO blocks. They do a great job protecting the rim will spin sometimes depending on how difficult it is being. A strap around the rim to the bottom piece will fix your issues. Good buy for a good price too. If you change...