Recent content by nbaff

i have it in 3/8's drive. it hasn't failed me yet. I'm hoping to get the three pack soon and have a back up.

I really like this idea. but that is going to go more into an addition that anything else. If you want to put any type of pitch on the top of the garage (you want to) then your going to have to axe the deck in it's current location anyways. I say just build it up to follow the lines of the house...

I wanna see some outside pics

garage sale!

that thing sure is blue! nice score

i would say out side with a big cardboard box outside and a REALLY good respirator

I don't know if this helps, but one of my next tool purchases will be a right angle die grinder. I will put the 3M roloc disks, they will fit better into places that are tough to clean good for small jobs and require power. Which my dremel couldn't handle and burned up pretty quick. I would...

awesome garage. i think my favorite part would def have to be the shutters on the inside on the sides of the 'man' door. why only one window in the front?

I like pics. I'm sure you guys do too. You can see how the stone wraps around to the front of the house as well.

We have used it for just about everything you can think of. Picture this: I have a cab from a 1977 Ford 150 strapped to a rope that goes up to the pulley. The plan is to lift up the cab and then put it in the back of the F-350 and haul it off. Well we aren't strong enough to pull the cab...

thanks guys. but the credit goes to my dad he was a stone mason by trade and did a great job. All the stone is local rock that was hand picked from local quarries. I wish it was that green right now

very nice design a few questions. what is the angle on the legs? how did you bevel just the ends of the board? table saw? i may just have to copy those, i'm in need of another set

I have no worries about going with a 220volt compressor. Most of the motors that I have seen have a 3450 speed more so that then 1750. I'm sure that I am going to have to play with the pulley ratio some.

I have an older air compressor that is gas. I picked it up from a guy for a song. I know that since the pump is off a gas that it would be rated for continous duty. I have no idea that amount of air that it puts out, but I am sure that it would be plenty to keep up with most of my tools. But...

Here are a few of the shop and a few of the garage. I'll go ahead and put out the disclaimer I just live here. My mom loves me :bounce: My pops did all the stone work on the garage and if your good you notice that they are built to look exactly the same. The shop is where the dirty work...