Recent content by Clutch71

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    Recommend an air hose reel please

    I got the HF reel about 3 or 4 years ago when it was on sale for $40. Didn't mount it or use it until last summer. With very minimal use, the hose has cracks all throughout. A few weeks ago, Menards had great deals on Flexzilla hoses. Bought a 25' Flexzilla hose for $14.99 to put on the HF...
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    Hack's Shack

    Hackster, I love your design sensibilities on all the vehicles you've posted as well as your clean garage. I'm a big fan of clean lines and functionality. That shows in everything you've posted. Just wish I had your skills. One of my high school friends had a 2-door Volvo, white with tan...
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    music for my single car garage

    I agree with GuyIIFyre about the Lepai amp. They're under $25 on Amazon, are super small and will put out more sound than the overpriced Bluetooth stand alone speakers. Get a cheap Bluetooth adapter and some cheap bookshelf speakers and you will have a great system for under $100. I bought...
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    Recommendation for Swing Set Frame

    Thanks for the quick reply, old wizard.
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    Recommendation for Swing Set Frame

    Hey, everyone, I just finished building a swing and have been over analyzing what type of frame to build for it. This swing will be for adults and will be on the outskirts of a fire pit I finished earlier this summer. Just an FYI: typing in "adult swing" into google may or may not give you the...
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    My "Frankencart" Tool Cart

    Great idea and may have less of a footprint than the traditional service carts. Plus, if the tool box can come off easily, you have a hand truck for moving heavy parts like a transmission if you have the right extension. Great job!
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    2 Car Garage Upgrade

    Great garage, and I appreciate your skill at bargain hunting. To me, that's nearly as satisfying as using whatever you bought. Like the Holden posters, too. I didn't like the 2004-06 GTO's at first--thought they looked like a fat Cavalier. Then I drove one. Very under-rated tourer IMO...
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    My Build: Simply a Mr. Jack Olsen inspired 1930 Auto Bunker House Geobarn Homage

    Beautiful work table! And $50 is a cheap investment for the quality you have there. It's hard to get 4 heavy duty casters for that . . . great job!
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    Air Tool Cabinet

    Took some time to get the doors mounted right, but it came out alright. The handles are also some Habitat for Humanity specials at 50 cents a pair. They matched the hinges well. This is the finished air tool corner. The cord for the compressor just reaches the power outlet it needs. Except...
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    Air Tool Cabinet

    As part of my garage redo, I built a cabinet to hold all my air tools and related stuff. I used to keep my compressor (a loud 33-gallon Craftsman) further back in the garage. All the power outlets in my garage are on the same circuit, and the compressor would trip the breaker every time I used...
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    The Flying Hammer Garage

    In addition to building a lot of stuff this summer, I have scored on some sweet deals at the local Habitat for Humanity ReStore. Wish I had known about this 3 years ago. Got a handful of brand new unopened brushed nickel hinges and handles for $.25 a pair! The same hinges are $6 everywhere...
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    The Flying Hammer Garage

    Early on I got the Rubbermaid Fast Track system. It's nice, but not as efficient as making your own stuff. I ended up putting four 6 foot rails into 2 levels of 12 feet each. At the time, I was storing yard stuff in the garage which I didn't like, especially the grass clipping and smell from...
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    The Flying Hammer Garage

    Okay I messed up my first post and the attachment for the garage floor didn't go through right. The garage also has single bulb light fixtures and 6 power outlets along the wall. I thought that would be plenty after the single car garage with its one bulb and one power outlet in the ceiling...
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    The Flying Hammer Garage

    Been lurking on this site for awhile and am just now getting around to posting. I finally bought my first house in April of 2010 after patiently waiting for the right deal. I had consigned myself to staying in my apartment with its detached single car, single outlet garage and living like a...
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