Recent content by ehaines

In the pictures, the table and other small parts appear to be laying on the floor next to the unit. Wish that I could find one in this area for that price.

If you are looking for shorter pieces, try looking in the Schedule 80 PVC fitting area for the pipe *******. http://www.lowes.com/pd_56127-1815-205120RMC_1z10xvj__?productId=3381496&pl=1

Can you help us with which school this is? I am in the North Texas area as well and would like to keep an eye on this equipment because there are a couple really nice pieces in there.

I have a double stack of drawers (10 drawers total) and they are great for inexpensive tool and part storage. On Wednesday night I moved them from storage to the new shop and holy **** are they a pain to move by yourself. Make sure you have some help when you pick them up. You'll also want to...

I have two of them with five drawers each that I was given from a previous employer. They are not the best for storing everyday use tools but I do use them for odds and ends that don't have a home in the regular box. Plus it lets me sort things a little better because of the size. One drawer...

Thanks Paul. Worked perfect for me and just in time to order the loadcenter and meter base for the new shop.

If you go to the Milwaukee tool site you can look up the parts diagram for the exact drill based on the model and serial number. It does show a side handle and nose ring was available. Part number 49-15-0200 is still available. http://documents.milwaukeetool.com/54-08-2126.pdf...

I'll be stopping in the Denton store after work to check there, that's if you don't beat me there.

Save yourself a grand and pick this one up on Ebay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Armstrong-24-208-2-1-2-Drive-6-1-2-Deep-Impact-Socket-USA-24-208-6pt-/250931745403?pt=Motors_Automotive_Tools&hash=item3a6cb2927b

They alrwady have a price warning in the system so be quick. My sears would not sell them at the $10 proce. Should bought them in the cookware or lingerie department.

Get a hole saw of the correct size, drill a hole with it in a piece of 3/4" plywood or mdf and then clamp that to the backing plate centered up on the existing hole. The plywood will hold the hole saw in the correct position without the pilot bit.

I agree with lotsoftools and barks. When I design little tenant finishout projects with remote sinks in the warehouse I like to go with 120V 6 gallon water heaters as opposed to Chronomite instantaneous water heaters. They are cheaper, require less power/wire size and are plenty big to serve a...

Yes, I did pull out my 24th edition Machinery's Handbook to see if Lard oil was still in there....sadly, it is not.

I feel your pain whitezw. In the past five years I have built three separate 12'x20' lean-to's in the pastures and a 12'x78' shed row for the show horses. We have three halter show horses so they each get a 12'x20' stall being that they get to be about 16.2 hands and 1700 pounds. Now that...

Oldracer - I am just a bit away from you near Slidell/Krum. Who did you go with for your building?