Recent content by JimbosGarage

Black or Blue! Mine is orange and its dirty fast.

Nice table! And shop!

This is true Cato! I here all the bad things about those boxes, I have had my husky for about a year now and it still work great! no problems. Maybe I have been lucky, The price is right for me.

I own this one. It's been great having a really nice vice vs the cheaper one I had before. <iframe width="560" height="315" src="https://www.youtube.com/embed/IBFKR_WHxt8" frameborder="0" allowfullscreen></iframe>

Almost been a year now and no issues. Although, I never have a reason to move my box, so I assume that will add to the longevity. Like anything you get what you pay for. For the price... I don't think there is a better deal out there. With managed expectations, this can be a great box.

Thank you guys. I try to keep them interesting. I got the Honda running really well. I just haven't done much since. I'll put together a little video soon, of all the things I got fixed and maybe a little rid along. It's fun to drive, but not fun for a big guy like to to be getting in and out...

Prior to this, I had a much lighter vice. It was so light that heavier stock would cause it to move under my drill press. I could have secured it to the table, but I need to it to be versatile for the types of project I do. Also my older one had jaws that were loose and wobbly. I assume that...

A while back I built a few welding carts for some new Everlast equipment I bought. I've been really happy with the carts and how I can move them around the garage, but I did not anything to keep the leads organized. Finally I got tired of wrapping these things around the machine and came up with...

Yes I thought about that, But the can does leak a little, I figured I would just clean it out once a month or so. Its not much. Thanks for watching and the comments.

I don't know about you guys but I got tired of having this thing out on the bench all the time. I got some scraps together from around the shop and made this custom piece that could hook onto my drill press. I didn't really plan to much, went through some trial and error, but it turned out ok...

Yes I agree with you, associations ****! I don't live a neighborhood that has one either. Yes, I did the stone work. It is real stone called Lompoc ledge, I'm in southern California, I think it is only available here. However there might be something similar where you are. Start with a stucco or...

The homeowners Association would not allow block and rebar because the footing that was designed by the engineer was to be 30'' x 30'' x 12'' deep. The association rejected it. But approved 12'' x12'' x 2' deep. So that is what I did. strange!! But whatever, The homeowner got what they wanted...

Yes, building, public works, zoning, H.O.A. Before I built it I wanted to be sure it would be approved. Thanks for asking lakeroadster!

I have a Makita 14'', I love it works great as com paired to what I had before just a regular chop saw. I use a square tube jig in different sizes for the angle iron cuts.

Thanks guys for watching, And your comments. It was a difficult build and took a lot longer than expected. It was a fun build and it turned out well. Client seemed happy.