Recent content by NebrTd

Looking forward to the 8mils as well. I should have bought a case of the thinner gloves to try them out. I know they will get used around the shop. Thanks for the heads up!

The same brand on ebay was slightly lower than the website's price before the 50% off. On zoomget you could get 2 cases of the orange 8 mil with shipping for $61. I like the HF gloves, but what is the sale price on the 9mil usually? They would need to be under $4 / box to equal this deal...

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Jawhorse $51.** here plus 11% rebate. I picked one up and there were still 2 left.

A lot of tools were cheaper than they were marked today. Lenox 6-in-1 screwdriver (23931) - $2.49 Gearwrench 8 piece reversible ratcheting wrench sets ( 9543 and 9533N ) - $14.99 Crescent 2 piece locking pliers 7" and 10" ( CLP2SETN ) - $7.49 Gearwrench hog ring pliers ( 3703D ) - $2.49...

I ordered multple each time so shipping was combined. I think it was about $5-$7 each to ship. So about $60 each with tax. Even with the current $10 off and 15%, the 50' would still be $74-ish with tax. I guess it depends on how many a guy wants and where you are located on whether the deal...

I think i have ordered 6 of those so far. They have been that price since last year. Even with shipping, I thought they were cheap enough to not have 10 more feet.

Thanks for the info so far. Factory direct parts are almost $4k for just a wiring harness and controller. I have some inqiries out to salvage yards now. We will see how that turns out. I wish there was a good way to bypass the computer stuff and just make it go/stop and up/down/side-to-side.

I recently aquired a Toyota forklift. It had an electrical fire that melted the fuse box. I need to source some replacement parts. I have looked online for some parts, but parts for a forklift are not near as easy to find as vehicle parts. Does anyone have a good idea where to source new or...

I hope it is good. I have been gathering parts to build one, but this seemed easier.

Plastic then girts. I did the other way because I started on the girts before deciding on the vapor barrier. I wished i would have done it the other way. You can put a nailer in the corners or drill pocket holes to attach to the face of the first girt that goes past the corner. I like the...

I bought the shallow unistrut with solid back. Just drilling the back for where the tin is already screwed to the wall. The shallow unistrut is just taller than the rib when mounted. From there you can do whatever you can think up for shelves and bracing without a bunch of extra holes in the tin.

I bought the $20 plans as well. Then drew most of the parts in CAD for the plasma table. That is about as far as I got. I already have a burr king so I guess my motivation was short lived. My brothers both want one so I assume the project will eventually get completed. I did like the plans.

I just finished doing my interior on my building. I would agree that the RR buildings youtube page has a lot of good videos on finishing a building. I wished I had seen some about a year sooner. If I were starting with a blank slate again, I would do batts in the walls. I would do 4' wide...

A few pictures of the interior of the shop 90% done. I need to trim around the windows yet. The red and white "T" shaped tools are what I made to put up the ceiling. They were a lifesaver.