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I know of some guys on a forum who can help you with that!

I recently found two cylinders of Coleman fuel that had leaked down over the last several years sitting in my storage as storm backup, so I would be checking weight on them.

Are you familiar with these cup hooks available in various diameters...

It works and takes dedication. Two corners of my shop on a normal day last week or so.

I did nothing in my shop today, but I did take a ride to my previous home town about 30 minutes away to visit with my long time friend Albert at his shop for a couple hours, checked out the ‘51 Chevrolet driver he just bought, then we both rode together down the road a bit more to mutual friend...

There are single encased heavy duty drawer modules made that can be under mounted or stacked. This picture of mine is just one style.

If you spin the lathe up with the motor and polish the pulley steps one at a time by switching the belt to the others you will not have to remove the spindle unless you just can’t help yourself.😉

You can still live a a good workshop life as long as you maintain a pathway to the chair and room for your feet!🤔

My workshop surfaces are less cluttered with various objects than our 9 foot kitchen peninsula. Here today, gone tomorrow, back the next day. We don’t give each other grief about either place. My brother in law’s wife is persnickety as hell about utter orderliness. She has threatened to go out...

All the lockers at the DuPont textile plant here had sheet metal add on tops at a 45 degree angle to keep items from being placed on top for safety reasons.

Flat Surface Disease. A lot of members here are victims of this scourge of indiscriminate piling.

A little structural love goes a long way!

I like that! Cool project. I previously had two Cub Cadet older models and they were tough.

How bout provide us feedback after you use that unit. I may buy one for my son as a gift.

I am not sure your walls will be thick and strong enough.😉💪