Recent content by kentenn

Ed: Recovering can be done but it is time consuming. I’ve done a couple but no longer recover them. It’s simpler to make from scratch. If you still need one and don’t want to recover, just let me know. I am filling orders for people who call, if I have parts available and am making a few...

I put casters (locking) on my bench and don’t like it. I’ve seen a solution which uses a 2”x4” “axle” with casters which is locked up on the legs, then you release it, lift the end of bench and rotate “axle” under legs. (Put on on both ends of bench). Roll it in place and put axle back up in...

I picked up a 1945 Unisaw a few years ago for $425. Did a complete restoration and probably have about a grand in it all together. It’s a great saw. I’m very happy with it. The only negative was the lack of an emergency shut off switch. I ordered one (haven’t installed it yet).

Are all three machines 3 phase? If so, they will be much harder to sell. I also think this would drive prices toward the lower end.

Worked on tractor. Drained hydraulic fluid, pulled PTO shaft to replace seal, replaced all fuel lines, repaired dented front screen, replaced fuel filter, tightened hydraulic hoses.

Black.

Just take a $200 rotor off an M Roadster, a $10 clock from Lowes, and boom! Shop Clock.

Even if they aren't worth anything, I was hoping to get them to someone that collects wrenches. I hate to just dump them...

I was hoping some of them might be desirable to collectors but it appears that they aren't. Wrenchguy: Here are some (hopefully) better pics.

No wonder...damn Hoosiers....😀 (I used to be one).

Are any of these wrenches worth anything? They seem cool but I CANNOT get sucked into collecting anything else....

I have a hodgepodge of cabinets but at least they are in one place...

Enclosed a two-car carport to make a shop, then built a garage out from shop. Just recently finished it and trying to get everything put together and organized.

I use a lot of wall space. Still setting up my shop - will use more before I finish.

The first three are standard metal garage doors. The last bay has wooden doors that came off a barn. A friend of my Dad gave them to me. I brought them home, cut them down to size, moved some boards, finished, and hung them. They are heavy as hell...