Recent content by Perfectstranger

Cleaned up a 1954 delta scroll saw, replaced the cord to the light. Some body had used a hacked extension cord. It was truly a shock hazard

So most of you guys have much better looking garages then I do. I seem to take two steps back for every step forward. With that being said I love being out there. The only constant so far is the overhead door. How do you guys decorate/adorn, or otherwise use the back of the overhead door?

I have come up with as far as I can tell 1954, but I will continue to dig as time allows

This is my big score, I haven't gotten oil for the crankcase yet. I also need to replace the cord on the light. Looks pretty good just wiping her down. Sure would love to know date of manufacture. Here are some pictures. Yes I do Poland on keeping it.

Cut s piece of mdf and mounted my drill press to it. I just plain out grew the little cart I built 15 years ago. Started filling it up with bits.

I was happy to get my radial arm saw carried up stairs. Some day I hope to build it in a bench a la Norm Abram.

Well sure I would like to play!! Who can't have more tools

Feel pretty groovy got it cleaned up enough to pull in a car

These were my 2 finds today, unfortunately nothing that I needed I already have a bunch of arrow staplers of different sizes.

Just started mine, not done yet. It is a work in progress

I know and it's only gotten worse

It's just temporary. I will pull it all down this fall when I insulate. But it is a start.

All great ideas, yes the floor will be strong enough especially if you put an additional piece of 3/4 spanning the joists. I would also suggest looking at buying direct from Tuff Shed. The units sold thru HD aren't quite as nice. Depending on where you are there may be a local show room. They...

I got tired of everything on the floor falling over. Seemed like what ever I needed was on the bottom, wrapped up in a cord or rope. It's not permanent but it is progress and makes working out there a lot easier.

I got tired of working on the floor so I threw this up out of scrap wood that I had laying around and a dumpster dive for the sheet goods.