Recent content by duderjay

Heads up I bought a Mr heater last winter and when we took it out of the box I was not impressed. It went back to the store. The holes for the electrical wiring looked like they had been made by a mouse. Or some one used pliers to make the holes. Then I got a floor mounted peice of **** which...

Up date on the cabinets. They are great and have been thru some good abuse IE rebuilding a differential on top on the work surface. They are really sturdy and stand up well. Really happy with these and may add more later on jay

heres a link to my modular cabinets I bought and made here in Canada. Quality wise problably the best I've seen and constructed way better than snap on. Hayley Cabinets http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=31172&highlight=modular+cabinets&showall=1 And trust me I am enjoying...

hey thats pretty cool man. Never seen a pre fab before. I just got my new first garage in december. I have worked on it steady and made comfortable for me. I did a lot of planning before I put in the electrical and insulation and dry wall. I set it up to be as work friendly as possible for my...

14.2 feet long by 2 feet wide. almost 1/4 inch galvenised with 5/8 ply wood backing. just installed 2 weeks ago and in the process of oraganising and putting stuff away. Already enjoying it tho and pretty soon there should be pieces from a vortec 350 I am building for my car giddi up

I had seen some and similar ones on display and I am definitly not a fan of mdf material. I just set up a bunch of metal modular cabinets and am really pleased at going the metal route. The thread is called modular cabinets and I just posted some pics. I also like the gladiator wall cabinets...

Thanks guys Also I forgot to mention that I have two lower cupboards and the tool box with locks, In the cupboards I put al my power tools and my solvents and loc tites and any hazardous or explosive under lock and key. I did that as my kids are still quite young and curious and that no matter...

Welcome Mike, Hmmmmmm I saw a torque wrench.....You are definitely off to a good start. Also thumbs up to the wrench holders I like that never seen it done that way. Will have to store that in the memory bank. Lots of good stuff here Mike, theres never any bad ideas but some are better than others

heres the pictures as promised of the new cabinets and work surface. The work surface is almost quarter inch thick with 5 by 8 sheets glued on the back. I am very impressed by the ruggedness and how well every thing went together. The base cabs sit on a base called toe kicks and it all looks...

the cabinets are finally here. guess I'll be busy will post pics when done

ok theres a couple of spots that I can feel cold air coming in. Its just a slab. Guess what I'll do is seal up where I think the cold air is coming in. Then I'll put in my base boards and silicone em in place. Thats what I was kind of thinking of doing. Theres bound to be humidity with the...

Hey guys on my new garage I get some frost in some areas along the base of the walls. Even with heat in the garage. I have siding tyvek wrap insulation vapour barrier and drywall. I am also considering putting in some simple baseboards sealed with silicone but I wont do it yet until some...

thanks for posting that I copied it and psted it in a few emails, I work for an engine manufacturer it will be worth a few laughs