Recent content by melon16

love mine so far--biggest space savings would be on the mobile one like I have. when not in use you can roll it out of the way. I'm planning on building a work bench that the lower part will sit underneath. that way the only space taken up is the footprint of the column itself. I have only...

You mentioned forklift---maybe try and find a 3 point hitch forklift mast for cheap and attach it to the floor/wall? lots of capacity and you'd only need to worry about a power pack for it (most of the work done)

Putting my footings in this spring. 10x10 doors on my 32x40 with 14' ceiling and 4/12 pitch roof

sounds great in theory, but if you built some shelving and picked up a small forklift or even used a chainfall and an overhead beam you may be better off. for my uses, I picked up a mobile single post car hoist and pallet racking. works great and I also have the lift now too. all together Im...

It's branded as "Snap-Tech" out of Montreal. Seems like they're all the same unit though! its my first lift at my own house Im pretty excited.

Just joined the club! once the shipping company finds my hydraulic line that is lol. in the main garage for now---shop is getting built this spring. Going to have to lay it down on its side on my trailer to get it out of the garage haha.

I'm one of those, put 1lb of drywall mud on, and sand 2lbs off types lol.

Thanks jshillin--found a pic online now that I know where to look. boy do they hide it haha.

nice love mine too. since you reminded me...... WHERE THE **** IS THE ALLEN KEY TOOL SUPPOSED TO BE STORED?!?! lol i took it off when i bought it in the fall and cant figure out where it was stored :lol_hitti

A little progress on the M18 to Ryobi one+ adapter (file is on thingiverse if you want to make one) been beating on it the last few days trying to break it. the tabs that hold it into the tool are a little on the weak side--but thats because i was cheap with the resolution of the printer haha...

Since I have mostly Milwaukee stuff and LOVE it, but have a few Ryobi 1+ tools for those little once in a blue moon jobs that I just can't justify shelling out the big $$ on, have this little project in the works.... I've tested with an old m18 battery and a few different Ryobi tools...