Recent content by Outlaw138

Kreg Jig - $100 dollars I didn't want to buy it so I asked for it but as far as woodworking goes, one of the greatest gifts I have been given.

Here is my latest update on my work in progress workbench. I added some more surface area as well as enclosing my stereo system.

Whenever a member of the opposite *** names your shop, you know that it is mistake to continue calling it that. Also, if I were to refer to my shop as a cave, it sure as hell would not be called the man cave, it would be called the Batcave.

I agree completely. Plus the nice things about the burbs in Georgia is that its only about a 30 min drive to be out in the country in some areas. You can take the dirt roads away from a farm boy but he will sure as hell find them sooner or later.

Thanks for the site, got my project for tonight all lined up.

I am looking for a innovative way to store my circular saw, I currently have it hanging on a pegboard hooks but I have limited peg board space and it is taking up quite a bit of room. I also want to store it somewhere accessible since I use it often and do not want to store it in a bag or case...

I will agree with Jim on this one, I have worked with reclaimed pallets a lot and while they are great for decorative purposes, using them for structural building is a bit tricky. It also depends on what type of pallets are being used, it is my experience that most cheap reclaimed pallets are...

I was living in Alpharetta before we moved to Duluth and my commute was about 40 min to get 9.8 miles. Back home, 9.8 miles took 10 min. But other than traffic I love GA. Sitting at 70 degrees in December ain't too bad.

Here is my workbench, was my first project and used ideas from multiple sites online. It's a work in progress as well as you can see from the addition of the TV mount stereo system and additional storage. Always looking for cool ways to upgrade my bench, so if you have any ideas please share!

I am in Duluth, which is still the city to me. Don't think I can handle downtown traffic.

Just wanted to introduce myself, stumbled upon this forum yesterday and haven't been able to pull myself away from the site. I am a farm boy from Illinois that just moved to the big city of Atlanta and started missing working on tractors so I picked up wood working as a hobby. Looking forward to...