Recent content by NordicSaab

I have x3 20" "velocity" fans wall mounted from wally world I paid $30 each for. They work great.

Real basic stuff... -Walk behind mower -Walk Behind Edger -Weed Whacker -Fertalizer Spreader -Various Hand Tools -Various Fertilizer/Chemicals

Hey all, I am finally getting settled in my garage to work on my Porsche 928 and Eagle Talon Race Car (550awhp)... as well as parking the wife's Acura... :argue: but my biggest problem has been the lawn equipment. I end up shuffeling it around and cant find a "home" for it. My thought was to...

About a year ago I painted a cabinet for the garage with rustoleum tint - able cabinet paint. I painted directly over laminate and only prepped by scuffing with a 600 sanding disc. A year later the stuff still looks new. It's scrubbable and my god is it hard... I have dropped a 5 lb hammer...

I like my pistol grip blow gun... As far as brand, I've always just bought the cheapest one.

I'm not sure it would be worth the investment... I'm 28 and I love tools, but most guys my age have no interest in doing anything with their hands other than snap chatting. Also, I think being a "gamer" and a craftsman are very mutually exclusive.

I think that pipe for a frame would be fine, but the trailer can only be as strong as your welds. From a cost stand point you would likely be better served to buy a trailer, but I'm all for fabricating if you have the time and resources :)

I would go for the higher HP. I have a 60 gallon 5 hp and I couldn't image going to anything less.

Hey all, I just picket up the harbor freight mini mill and "precision" 7x10 lathe for $150 used. Both work and all mechanisms slide smooth. I'm not new to fabrication, but I've done nothing in regard metal turning. I'm trying to figure out what tooling I need to get some basic experiance...

All of your welds look too cold to me... Some look good but with a mig welder you should reduce your feed and increase power. The welds that look dirty are because of your gas feed. Either you have it set too low or you need to hold the welder closer to perpandicular. Also remember with...

1) for what you are doing a dryer is probably not nevessary, but is is a good idea. I have a 60 gallon setup and when I'm working for long periods of time with a sand blaster or air grinder you will start to get condensation in the line because of the air being cooled in the hose. You have to...