Recent content by [memphis]

I see you are a Canuck... where did you find that material? This gives me an awesome idea for an adjustable fab bench!

I am from the other side of the counter but what I see daily from Warranty Claims and paperwork. Shops typically double their cost on parts and I have even seen triple. Book time on a standard brake job is 1hr, most shops pad with 1.5hrs. The dumb shops are the ones whose parts mark up exceeds...

For the Ontario Canucks, I just picked up two 6232-21 portable band saws for $180 + tax BRAND NEW Guillevin International in Cambridge ON

Just grabbed 12 hammers on this deal! Too bad shipping was over $100 (to Canada) but it was still worth it in my opinion

Sub panel definitely appears the way to go... I could put a 60amp panel in quite easily instead of fishing two lines through conduit for 50 ft

I was thinking that for my 240v welder. I'm not an electrician but I assume that would mean I should run another line if I want lights which would be on a separate circuit?

I would like to have power in my shed. I am thinking about buying a compressor again, the unit will likely pull 20amps on 110v. Good idea to upsize the wiring to 10G for a 50ft run? I'll be burying in conduit

Found this snap on torque wrench in the middle of the road today... case has some road rash but the torque wrench was recently recalibrated

I'm currently planning something similar... a 12" drainage pipe is making me offset my building and I don't want to eat up the yard. I was thinking about an 18x40 to give me some width but double deep parking. 1.5 car lane anyway so I have to pull a vehicle out to move onto the street...

I've posted two threads (forgot I posted the original :shocking:) about a garage I would like to build but I am fighting with a drainage pipe that runs down my driveway. To maximize my space and not destroy my backyard I've been toying with the idea of a single bay double deep garage. I found...

You are living my dream if I won the lottery and had F-U money. Exactly what I planned to do... still have it all set up but the bad payers scared me off. I let the big company take the hit before I did personally.

I would like to build a detached garage approximately 20x30 Lot grading is different in this old subdivision; street is high, rear of the lots are all low. Previous flooding issues until they put a catch basin at the back of my property with a feed line to the street running down the middle of...

I would almost bet that was made by Gray Tools Canada. They still make some Snap On pieces

Fiskars "new" maul, I bought it last summer... it's a bit soft faced and should not be used for hitting metal into the ground but it splits would great :beer:

Can’t go wrong with a home owner or pro grade stihl hand held. Bought mine two summers ago with the vacuum option. The rental I am in gas lots of trees; I average about 25 bags a season.