Recent content by mdkingsley

It’s I. The barn awaiting its turn some day. We started a hotrod shop along with the media blasting. We have several projects going that can be seen on our Facebook page. I am currently building a 74 442 for a daily driver.

Blasting the dynamic jaw is not a big deal. We have a Blasting shop and a hot rod shop. I think I will take it back apart and blast the dynamic jaw and repaint it leaving the pads and slide bare with just a light oil on them. I have a big Parker I restored and a smaller vise so I don’t really...

I just finished this Reed 106R I got it In a package deal with two busted vises and a nice arbor press. I blasted it Painted it with oil based primer and paint so it has a tough paint on it. My question to you guys would be would it be more desirable if the slide on the dynamic jaw and the pads...

Any idea what color a Reed 106R should be. I picked one up at an estate sale and am restoring it to sell.

That old hub puller came from my grandfathers estate.

That is one cool truck and lots of custom fab work. Keep up the awesome work.

We have been pretty busy around here, I have a friend that has a Media Blasting business that retired so I bought the business from him. I had to get a pad done for the new building that will have the blasting room and hold all the equipment. The concrete is done and we have the two biggest...

It has not been wrecked to the best of my knowledge. They attempted to replace the battery tray/ front apron with some very poor spot welds and they had all be drilled out and redone. I removed the fender to cowl extensions to rust treat and clean good, then welded in new ones.

That is a great shop!

Put a starter on the F350 then the next day put a power steering to hydraboost hose on it. Just barley whining now after 5 top offs maybe one or two more and it will be done.

This is going to be a nice shop, I like how you cant even tell it from the road.

More of the before welding after media blast and weld through primer. Lots of stuff to fix in this corner but it is all done now. Time to move onto more stuff

I have been working on the 66 mustang some, the spot welds that the other owner used when replacing the right front apron did not hold. So I had to drill them out and plug weld all of them. I cut them all loose and media blasted between the panels and the covered it with weld through primer...

I finally got something accomplished that has been a while in the making. I got an old flagpole about 2 years ago, media blasted it and primed and painted it and it has been sitting in my shop finished for about 6 months. Sunday several of my sons friends were coming over so I figured that it...

Can't wait to see the final product