Recent content by keitho64

Thank you for sharing this! I know what I am building this weekend.

The toolbox I have doesn't have enough space for everything. I had the pegboard and put it to use. I never even thought about changing the approach to the way I store the tools and now you all have me thinking a bit different about that. I am a bit of a pack rat so most of the cabinets are...

I guess after two years I can post an update. I am far from an organized person and thus tend to have a cluttered garage. So this time I decided I needed to get the majority of the floor and bench clean. While far from perfect, it is way better than it had been. I spent some time searching...

They look great. Tell me about the storage unit above the cabinets. I cannot tell if they are plastic or metal. What are they and how much can they hold? I want to add some overhead storage and this looks like what I need. Thanks!

Are you on Pelican with the same ID? I would love to see the build. I am a big fan of the early 911's. Sounds liike it will be a great car.

They are Fuchs, it is a 1969 911 but it is a clone of the IROC / RS 3.0 cars from 1974.

Here is a link to the thread I did when I installed the heater. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=274490 It is 15 outside and 64 in the garage. The heater has been a fantastic addition to the garage. It has been used a lot in the last two years. I did a few major car...

I lurk on the site more than I post. I am not a very organized person nor am I very handy at woodworking. My garage is a place to work on cars. I know my garage will not be a show piece but I am trying to declutter and clean up so very little is on the floor. My goal is an organized shop...

Excellent transformation!

I have been researching garage floor options for some time. I have been in my house for over 15 years. When i moved in the floor was painted so I cleaned it and repainted. It has held up well and is in need of a refresh. I must say I love the look of your floor and the ease with which is...

Above my garage is the master bedroom so doing a Natural Gas furnace was going to cause quite a bit of work for the chimney. My local laws state the top of the chimney must be above the highest peak on the house. So in my case electric was the best option.

I used a 4' BX Appliance whip and hard wired it in. It is 10 gauge with two hot and a ground. I think it was $14.00 from Menards. I am working in the garage today. It was 35 when I first turned the heater on and after two hours it is pushing 60. It actually has been off the majority of the...

Thank you for writing this up!! I have the same 1 1/2 ton green sears jack that is in Roadrunner's picture. It will work to about 80% lift height then you pump and pump with no more lift. Thanks to this thread I am going to dig into the jack and see what I can find. Even better is I...

It is in the low teens outside and the garage was at 41. I ran the heater on 5000watt for an hour then put it at the 4000 watt setting for another hour then to 3000 for the rest of the day. Within 1 hour it was 48 and in two hours 55. I managed to get it to 60 in 3 hours and that it where I...

I just installed an electric ceiling heater in my garage and am very happy with it. My garage is insulated so that will make a huge difference. I believe closing off the ceiling on yours will make the biggest improvement, without that it will be hard to keep warm. Here is the link to what I...