Recent content by Corsario

You're right Jack! The other day my second grinder broke down and I had to do a couple of works during the week end. Changing discs ***** cause it seems you took more time in it than working on your projects. Did you ever felt that way or it's just me who cannot handle the anxiousness?

The idea of opening this thtead was having the widest range of tools possible and after that making a chart with the results. Keep posting lists and I will publish the statistics!

With my limited experience, I propose the list below: 1 - set of basic hand tools like wrenches, screw drivers, hammers, grinders, etc. 2 - Basic electric tools: drills, grinders, etc 3 - Welder, drill press, bench grinder. 4 - compressor, air lines if the shop is big enough 5 - General purpose...

General purpose garaje/ small shop, where you can built small projects and repairs. Not a profesional shop.

I don't know if it was posted before, sure it was. But anyway, wich would be the list of the 10 o 15 most important tools/facility a garaje/ small shop owner should have. Take care Corsario

Congrats! the house is amazing. I hope you could keep the good work there! Will be tuned. Take care Corsario

Congrats! Your are very talented!!!! Keep the good work! the painting is awsome! Take care. Miguel

MTB and garage fun here. Simply amazing! Keep the good work! Thumbs up!!!

Thank you Camaro 68!

I knew it was a good reason! Thank you for the information!

Hi, Justin, you have a wonderful deck and loft in progress! Can you explain me why the deck was done before the post were put on place? I have no experience with wooden constructions but I would like to build a deck in the near future and it would be very helpful if you or any experienced wood...

It depends on the work you're planning to do on it. The best is to have specific workbenches for each type of work: one for heavy duty, oily tasks, such as disassembling engines; a second bench or table to weld on it, if you weld ( it is disgusting to weld on the floor. Finally, a bench for...

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update of the garage cabinets and bench put a couple of stainless steel sheets in the back wall of the bench (for free!!!) and put part of the stuff over the bench. ¨

hobie1dog: I bought the slider tracks in a shop that sales all kind of stuff for cabinets, doors, closets, etc. I'll post some photos asap. There are two black things against the wall, one is an old frige, but the other really big is the garage door itself! 5 m wide (about 15 feet)