Recent content by fredtech

I found this bench a few years back on the curb. I've been using for my miter saw but will soon try to sell it. I was wondering what it is. It has strange corner doors and the top slides open. Also has a pot on the inside. Every panel is solid wood. Could it be an artist bench for painting?

I think this tool may work. https://www.rockymountainatvmc.com/p/731/3028/Tusk-Exhaust-Spring-Tool

Hey guys, I used to have a great tire air pressure gauge (0-60psi) and I'm trying to get a new one. I got 2 previously but "made in China" and they don't last and don't feel sturdy. Any suggestions? Thanks in advance!

Impressive Jack! I would have never thought of it. I will try this in the future. Thanks for sharing

Extremely good question! thank you. Looking forward to see the comments

Any of you heard of the Big *** Light products? Saw an ad in the Autoweek magazine. It seems to be from the same company who does the big fans. It's all LEDs. They do not mentioned the pricing though :-( Check it out: www.bigasslight.com

Exactly!

Yes, exactly this. I have a house insulated the same way and it's normal to see this. It's the main way to cool your attic space, don't plug it! :-)

Almost finished. We also closed the entire gap between the house and the garage in the front section of the house.

Not really garage related but we added a patio cover this month. My wife was worry it could be too dark inside the house so we added 2 skylights. We are pretty happy with them.

Please post a picture! :-) I have the same set and would like to see how it looks and how much space it takes. Thanks!

I highly recommend using a rubber mat on the lift. It makes a great working surface where you can drop tools without worrying and spills are easily contained and wiped. Debris and liquid stays inside the ribs also. Convenient and easy to clean. Cuts the noises down pretty good too. Easy to cut...

Anyone in Houston is about to do a porcelain tile floor? I've never done tile before. Would like to see it before I do mine. I'd volunteer to help/and learn for a weekend. Regards, Fred

Really nice! We all have different needs (and constraints) but this is what I would have done (see sketch bellow). It's a bummer to have to completely demolish the existing garage. I would also add another garage door at the back. I have one now and it's a blessing in summer time to get a nice...

That's good to hear. I almost bought a set last month because the were on special on the Craftsman web site. I starting doubting when I saw how cheap to were selling compare to the regular polished set... I'm glad I passed on that deal :-)