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Its just non treated pine 2x6s. Just ran them through a planer and joiner to grt them flat and square. The boards were the glued together using biscuits. It is 2 layers thick which are glued and screwed together. Then i just sanded, threw on some stain and poly. Good to go. Sent from my...

I built my bench over my tool boxes and used Seville cabinets for wall cabinets. I have been happy with the seville cabinets. Im going to buy some more soon. Sent from my SAMSUNG-SGH-I337 using Tapatalk

I built my bike stand out of a PA stand and used a pipe clamp with wooden jaws. The jaws are just made of a few pieces of 2x4 with a hole drilled in it. I made it about 5 years ago and it works great. Its just heavy. It works so well that every time i run across a good deal on a Park shop...

If the repair has alot of fasteners in which torque values are critical then i will use a paint pen to mark the bolt after it has been torqued. Then when i double check everything if i see the paint mark its good if i dont then i retorque. It sounds like it adds alot of time but it doesn't...

I have an Eastwood Mig 135 and it has served me well. Its great for stuff around the house and garage. I have access to a Miller 211 and Miller syncrowave at the shop if needed.

I understand them not just sending me a replacement tank for free but there was a lack of their customer service even trying to dig into what caused the problem. Heck if they want the tank to cut up and make sure they didn't sell some compressors with thin tanks, they can have it. It is no...

Yeah its the older production run that used manchester tanks. The newer runs use a different manufacture tank. My SS3 is from 2005 and has been a great comoressor until last weekend. I was setting it up in my new 3 car garage and it had a small leak on the bottom. I thought it was the...