Recent content by mitch6

Yes, tool fever LOL :) I know it makes sense to just upgrade stuff when I actually need it, but I just can't help myself.

I currently have alot of mid to lower quality tools as of right now. Stuff like Craftsman, Mastercraft, Stanley, etc. Although I do have some Channelock, etc. This stuff works great for me, as I'm only 18 years old and I just work on my own stuff as a hobby. I have never broken a tool, but I...

Welcome to GJ! I'm in the Fredericton area :thumbup:

Whereabouts in New Brunswick are you? I'm in the Fredericton area. I have one of the Stanley sets that are always on sale in the Canadian Tire flyer. They seem to be decent quality, haven't had a problem yet.

New Brunswick.

It is 6"

I've been looking for a big old vise for awhile now, but they're few and far between around here. I found this one, although I don't know if it's worth the $200 asking price? It has no cracks or repairs. I think it's a Reed. Opinions?

Thanks for all the help guys, I guess I didn't think this through as much as I should have. I also thought about putting 2 layers of 3/4" plywood on the floor, going in different directions. That's a good idea to design it to be disassembled, would make it much easier to move. I thought of...

That's a good point. Thanks.

I thought I would hire a mini/mobile home moving company.

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My name is Mitch I'm 18 years old. I like to weld and work with metal, old hit and miss engines, motorcycles, chainsaws, and collect old signs and oil cans. I've been lurking for a year or two and I am amazed at all the amazing garages, tool collections and knowledgeable people on this site.

Hi all, I'm thinking about building a 16' x 24' shed in the spring. I'm 18 years old and still living at home, so I want to build something with a wood floor instead of concrete, that way I can move the shed when I get my own place. I'm confused on what to use for joists though. The shed will...