Recent content by herbet99

Who uses it, why, and how much time do you spend welding?

wow... is all I have to say

I grew up in Cranford.

Nice logo. And Welcome. My daughter made me a logo. I haven't put on any wall, but I did make a t-shirt.

I clean mine with a stripping disc to remove bondo and paint. then wipe it down with acetone. It doesn't seem to rust. Not sure why.

Lbi?

Welcome... from a fellow Jersey'n. I can't imagine googling workbenches won't find you a ton to read.

The military was a good teacher... moving 8 times in 7 years you learn to unload a lot of stuff.

I've collected many tool carts over the years. Here is the only one I've bought new and it was from the dented shelf at Tractor Supply.

I have one of these from Tractor Supply. It's 5hp, 60 gals. 18.1 cfm at 90 psi. And it's on sale for $849 I've had it for about 4 years now and it works great for what I do. I'm a hobbyist. I just painted my 66 mercury (a large car) using HVLP guns and spent a lot of hours running air sanders...

I have the cheap HF ones and they worked great. I think the most important question is how smooth is your flooring. I had a new, perfectly level concrete floor. But if you have anything less than that, the cheap ones may not work for you.

I would only drywall and paint to make it cleaner and a better work environment. I'm not one for decorating garages. Unless you count tools as decoration. ;)

They look nice and the fine gears would be very nice. But I need the reversible type. Just this past Black Friday I was helping a friend pull a transmission at a pick and pull (they had a black Friday 50% off sale). We were using his Snap-on racheting set and I backed myself right into a...

menards.com is everywhere

I have dark formica on one of mine.. never noticed a problem.