Recent content by krzemienr

Would someone be so kind and measure the drawer depths on this cart? Looking at purchasing one and was curious... thank you Rafal

OK, I had this box for about 2 years now.... use it daily at a shop (semi mechanic). the box has actually held up great in my opinion for the price. I have had zero issues with the drawer slides, but i do clean and lubricate the drawer slides once a month only because i'm going through the box...

I have used this site pretty often for random project, so I'm hoping I can get some answers or ideas here. This is for a tool I have made to test lights on semi trailer. Essentially it is a box with 7 SPST switches to test all the different lights on a trailer (brake, tail, left signal, right...

I actually use more indirect heat when using charcoal. I place all of my charcoal on one side of the rack keeping most of my grilling area away from the direct heat of the charcoal. The ashes pile up on one side of the bbq and don't fall into the vents.... some will of course, but not enough to...

That is how i treated in the inside since I didn't want any paint. When I first burned it out, I had a pretty large fire going for about 6 hours to try to burn out whatever was left on the inside. I scrubbed the **** out of it at this point and cleaned it all out. The second time I burned it...

have not cooked anything in it yet. I want to burn it out a couple more times just to be safe that the paint is fully cured and all vapors from it are gone. As far as the "bung" I was considering that, that is why I left the cap in the small threaded hole under the smoke stack.... in case I need...

I used the swivel casters so it is easier to maneuver. The BBQ is pretty heavy and those casters simply help move it around. Rafal

I started the project in February and finished today. Here are some pictures: Found a 55 gallon barrel, cut out an opening for the door, welded a piano hinge for the door: my poor welding (this was my first time welding sheet metal and it was def. a learning experience): welds grinded...

Thanks for the quick answer, I figured it was something like that. Will place an order for one, as it's really not that expensive. Thanks Rafal

I acquired a Milwaukee heavy duty 14" chop saw from work today. I was told the chop was was broken, so I wanted to see if this was going to be a fixable tool. I took it apart, noticed that one of wires for the brushes from the switch was rubbed through, so I cut out the damaged part, soldered...

Thanks for the kind words Rafal

I have that one, as well as the IR "Thundergun". I like the snap-on, except the body is longer on it, so I tend to use the IR in tighter spots. Great gun though. Rafal

I just purchased this box about a month ago for my shop/daily use and came across this thread.... will post pictures and reviews a little later as I get more use out of it. Had to get rid of my Matco proformance box for financial reasons and got this as a replacement. I like it a lot so far...

If someone wants to purchase all 4 socket organizers I can throw in a free 3/8th's shallow MTS organizer as well. It is used, but looks brand new. Here is the link to the website for that one: http://www.mechanicstimesavers.com/colorschemes/colorscheme.asp?seriesid=S3810 It is also red in...

wrenches are sold. Socket Organizer still for sale... Rafal