Recent content by Matt018888

Finished the doors on the uppers this morning, cut the grass, and replaced the starter on my WH generator

I got some more done on the miter station, dreading building the drawers on either side. Just did a custom office with 32 drawers so I'm a little burnt out on them. But it's usable now until I hammer out uppers and drawers.

Yes I admire all the things people can print. My father has one and is pretty proficient with it. I love the idea I just can't get into it. Maybe one day..

I have a build on my ras aswell on here https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/finished-my-delta-14-ras.522482/

Finally started the miter station in my shop. 24' feet, I'm not looking forward to building drawers lol

Yes it is, I had tools stacked in my craftsman, it's also a testament to early 2000s craftsman because that toolbox sat overloaded for a long time. I'm glad I went bigger because I didn't realize that I had tools scattered around the shop. And file cabinets make great storage, I have two full of...

Thanks

Thanks, hoping harbor freight calls soon for that last locker

Here a look inside as I started moving tools inside, I put metric sockets and wrenches on one side and sae on another

Hello everyone, I thought I'd share a few of the modifications I've made in case they give others some inspiration. I've borrowed a lot of great ideas from Garage Journal over the years, so hopefully I can give a little back. I started with two Series 3 56" roller cabinets, one hutch, one top...

Vinyl wrapped the inside of my hutch today, still waiting on my top chest and 2nd locker!

Finally hooked up my heated mirrors and added blinkers to them!

Any kind of Blasting uses a lot of air. Ideally to blast anything, you need to start with an actual 5hp unit or up(In my experience). That said... You can always try it. I'm sure you will be pausing waiting for the compressor or compressor's to catch up. Personally I would just upgrade to a...

Nah... He's my brother lol

Well... Finally got to use the setup. Worked great. Could be taller but the offset would only add to the weight. Guys were able to finish the hidden hinge conversion for the whole house before lunch. One on disassembly, one boring holes, and one on assembly. Definitely worth the effort for us.