Recent content by michel

I use an old kitchen oven I have in the basement. Works good. But for space in the garage? that smoker is intriguing lol

I've had that Eastwood kit for a couples of years now, works very well.

yes, I was surprised too , go at 8:20 in this video

I seen guys powder coat small parts with one of those. https://www.walmart.com/ip/Smoke-Hollow-30-Electric-Smoker-with-Window/49527308

Well I tought I was alone to like sewing machines. My grandmother used to have a Signer threadle machine, I love the mechanical aspect of these machines. My wife wanted a sewing machine and we bought a ''modern'' Brother. But I always wanted to have one of the older Signer as a sort of a...

The engine hoist was a pain in the rear to store when not needed, Sooo. I installed on it 3 small casters. 2 in the bottom part And 1 on the top part. Note that I attached the tower to keep everything in place, I used the pump bar. All was left to do was to lay the hoist on the casters...

first would be Jack's garage, like a lot here, this is the thread that made me find GJ Then theres a whole bunch of creative people that inspired me to play in my garage and use the space that I had. Abstamaria, Nastyzen, Nuttsgt, shopnut, Fortyfour,Kevin, mid century moto meca, Airboxer, Grizz...

take it apart clean and repaint everything, it will give you a great idea how this machine works. Dont be afraid to do so these machine are pretty simple. Also it will give you the opportunity to see whats broken. Some of those had a pretty hard life so gears, bearing, shafts could be broken...

Cool video about Mr Wilcox

I like those rack shelving stuff. Found some real cheap, installed them and hid them, Didn't like the industrial look they had. But these things are rock solid.

very cool shop. I agree with Hostile, big tools on wheels or casters. I dont have any plans either, I dont want a plan! I just let the work I do, or the habits I have dictate where the tools most frequently used will be stored. Then I figured where to put cabinets.

Belle job my friend. Low and nasty, hey here's an install I did a while back. Full air ride on a Mustang Cobra. Was a neat experience t play with this thing and make it work. http://www.canibeat.com/2011/10/bagged-cobra-ruffling-feathers-ford/

Just scrool down. http://www.celicasupra.com/forums/showthread.php?56444-Mike-s-%28Supersubs-s%29-Big-Boy-Build/page78

I'm still reading his thread about his Celica, I was also wondering about that, here's what he had to say about the coils at page 77... For the coilovers, It was convenient to use some cheap generic mountain bike coilovers from Amazon. You have to love Amazon Prime! I had chosen these from the...

It's right here, just scrool down. http://www.celicasupra.com/forums/showthread.php?56444-Mike-s-%28Supersubs-s%29-Big-Boy-Build/page78