Recent content by CodyY

Have used and sold GP sockets for over a decade. They're great. Sent from my SM-G955U using Tapatalk

TSC and Northern both had them on sale lately. Don't know how you could get one cheaper than 200-225 Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

I've had the Rogue unit for about 2 years and not a single hiccup (other than the learning curve of bending). I've got 1.25 and 1.75 dies. Would certainly recommend Sent from my SM-G920V using Tapatalk

Unincorporated county, and I had a fire wall in the design

Short answer: Never got to start it. Had a baby and bought another house on 1.2 acres. Actually we close on the lot today. Sold the 3 acres this was going on and it's funding my new shop at the house. Will start a new thread for it.

Hole saw attachment on a 7" grinder would be a nice efficient way to go. Pop your pilot hole and git'er

Nice work. Good to see another KTMtalk'r

Because Racecar

You haven't mentioned if you already own another compressor or not. In which case any compressor is better than no compressor. And certainly better than a "tire pump" any day when you do need to air up a tire or basketball

I have that one. Have started a diesel tractor off only it, and ran cars on test drives without a battery. Got it for $150 from my local battery vendor

Wootorz!

Ive been quoted about $15k for erection costs on my 40*80 layout. Shell only, no slab or insulation. Hows this compare to some of yours?

Can you? Yes. Should you? Not always. Just like anything else, go as big as you can comfortably afford. I currently have a 5cfm 60 gal twin cyl 5hp vertical. Its great for everything but when running a cutoff wheel or sander for LONG intervals I get tired of hearing it, or when running more...

40" wide 20" deep. A little cleaning up and she's good to go $400 40x40x18. Ball bearing slides. Good to go. $300 Located in DFW, TX