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My current build is 384 square feet (16'x24'), but it has a 9/12 loft with 2' sidewalls over better than 2/3rds of the space, giving almost double the square feet. This solved 2 problems: Problem the 1st: Now the wife has plenty of room for storage without encroaching on my shop space. Problem...

Sold!

Oh, I know. Several sidecar makers actually sell the underlying suspension components and frame so that you can build your own and have it track properly. I'm just using the photos as examples. I have an idea in mind much more like you mentioned, but I still enjoy the metal shaping behind this...

I just bought a 2003 Harley Davidson VROD, 100th Anniversary Edition. For those of you that haven't seen one, check it out here: Being that I have a daughter with special needs, I would love to be able to take her along cruising now and then. She's got a pretty specialized car seat, so that...

That's not all that far from me. ~50 miles. Mainly because it's not a straight shot.

Sorry for the delay. I didn't see your post earlier. I'm running a Baldor 48v 1/2 HP DC motor with a speed controller.

I have a Ridgid worm drive saw. It's the bees knees. A little heavy, but a beast.

Maybe to give trapped moisture a chance to get out?

Might sugar the edges without shielding gas.

It also holds heat significantly longer than carbon steel.

"Back in 1872, there was a thread about the Chinamen using chop sticks for adjustable wrenches. If you use the search function, select the "rice paper, papyrus, scrolls, and clay tablets" feature to include it in the results."

What a hell of a tribute! Alder is a good choice.

You've obviously never been in my shop.

You could lock up your brushes to keep them safe from Fat Daddy. :beer: :lol_hitti

Oh what webs we weave.... Right on for protecting your intellectual property! :rocker: