Recent content by KamiCrit

Didn't happen in the garage, but beside it in the utility room. Hope that flies with you gentlemen. Today a ladder holder was mounted and an old hook hanging on by the skin of its teeth was removed. I really like the design of the ladder holder as it's just one piece of sheet metal bent into a...

Attempted to give the angle grinders a home. Pulled the doors off the cabinet and mounted the bent sheet metal Amazon special. Looking at the prices now I think one would be much better off just running some flat bar/angle iron along than paying $15 per slot. With a DIY solution the angle...

Used strut channel spanning three studs to wall mount a TV today. The 2008 52" 79 pound TV, seems like it was a flagship model back in the day, now it's freely given away! If a larger TV comes along the TV mount can be shifted over.

Wow nice job with the Schaller bins! I wish they were available in Canada. While looking into drill bit storage ideas I found this picture of another Schaller bin setup as a drill bit dispenser.

Replaced the round 6500K lights with 4' 5000K lights. Helped reduce shadows. And added two below the garage door track so they'll illuminate regardless if the garage door is open or closed.

If you have a slab that can accommodate the 5-3/4" anchor length then yeah. Epoxy is king. Although zachicusmaximus has ran into difficulties with the MaxJax kit. I'd hit up Hilit and look at their offerings...

They may not have your tools, but they're putting in the work.

Best method I've seen so far is cutting slots into 3" PVC pipe. https://www.popularmechanics.com/home/tools/how-to/a19471/drill-storage-holsters/

Finally found everything, took a family photo. Housed in a steel Uline bookcase.

I've always been impressed with the Husky boxes. I own a limited edition box that I quite like. If you're at HomeDepot during the right season they sometimes even carry boxes that are deeper than 18", might be 24" deep?

You'd be surprised by how much information you can get out of OEMs by emailing them directly.

I can't wait for the day the factory I work at throws out the last big DC motor (in the HP range). I never wanna see anyone doing another brush check or see a com bar resurfacer again. Terrible by gone era.

Like others have said, the proposed setup is a tipping hazard for sure. If you're dead set on the cart being converted to stand. I would remove the bottom drawers and drop in a concrete post base. It would greatly reduce the center of gravity reducing the tip potential. My 34" proto tool box is...

The ideal setup. No belts to slip, instant speed changes. Can be yanked off for a field project. Great setup.

Yo thanks for that PDF. Industrial scale lifesaver right there.