Recent content by K4luf

I like the way you think. I may do some more research on this idea.

This would work. I'd have to put my cleaner in some sort of air tight container untill the new one gets used up to keep it from drying out. I just figured this would be a good time to "upgrade". I like the idea of a dispenser mounted on the wall next to my roll of shop towels.

I have a bottle of hand cleaner like the one pictured below that I had something fall on and break the pump and the top of the jug. I'm looking for a replacement dispenser. It would be nice if I could find one that hangs on the wall. I've searched online for hand cleaner dispenser, but most of...

I wonder how it would work if I were to put some kind of foam inside the existing seal to firm it up a bit? I have some left over backer rod I may put in there and see how it works. If that don't work, then i may try the threshold that y'all have suggested.

Im afraid something like that would get torn up too easily. Never know what I might have to drag or pull into my shop to work on.

I have a problem with rain coming in under my roll up door. The concrete has a bit of a low spot that lets it in. The door (clopay) is new so the seal is in good shape and it is adjusted as tight to the floor as possible. Is there some kind of replacement seal I can install that is thicker or...

I call it my shop. My wife calls it the garagemahal.

A guy I work with built a "cabin" as his first house next to the pond on his families land. He put this stuff on the bottom half of his interior walls. Looked pretty good. Guy was in his 20's. Made a nice bachelor pad.

I don't think the Back to the Future would be a bad idea. All fixed up like Doc Browns lab with an automatic dog feeder and breakfast machine.

Not sure, but it's enough to squat the back of my F-150 pretty good. We tried loading it with a three point hitch mounted boom on an 8N Ford tractor but it wouldn't lift it. We ended up standing it on one end then backing the truck under it and then picked up the other end and slid it into the...

My belt drive craftsman is really quiet. The sound that the rollers make moving along the track is actually louder than the slight hum that the motor makes.

This was a barn find. It came from the tool room of a local factory that closed down. It had 2x6's and tongue and groove with a heavy steel plate for a top. The frame is all c channel and angle iron. The drawers are on ball bearing rollers. The tongue and groove is shot so I removed it along...

Sorry, my iPhone must have auto corrected it and I didn't catch it.

If so I'd like to see any ideas on how you've incorporated a "shack" into your garage/shop.

I just did. It brought me right back here...lol