Recent content by quadrcr87

I have seen much worse; there is still a lot of hope in that garage. From what I can see, you have acquired a lot of nice and expensive tools. It will be extremely rewarding to get organized and have quick access to them. Many people are starting with a pile of unusable junk, that is not your...

Same hear, I miss my old 1989 that was my first car. I had a lot of fun in that little Jeep.

Sounds good to me🍻

fouckhest, we need to meet up for a ride this year or even just a beer. Have you ridden Pleasant Ridge? It's my favorite local when I don't have time to make it up to Dupont or Pisgah. As for the color, I am leaning towards a darker green. It's up to the BOSS, after all it is "her" garage.

I have taken a break from woodworking over the past couple of weeks and focused on a couple of small projects. You know the ones where you buy the supplies, and they sit around for a while. I treated myself to a new MTB in late fall and I haven’t given it a permanent home in the garage. I never...

Rather than build my own I bought Newage shelves, I know that's not the GJ way, but I like them and it was quick & easy. The way they are cable supported would work well for you and allow you to hide the hardware on the bottom. They run the cable down to the corner of the shelf where it wraps a...

Nice score on the press! Looks perfect for pressing in small bearings, especially in delicate cast aluminum cases.

I envy your ambition and productivity. I learn a lot following your thread and gather ideas for my own space. Now I just need to get out to the garage to implement some of them at a much smaller scale. The bench and tool wall are awesome. I really like the idea of different sections and...

Jealous of your heated shop in this frigid SC winter. 🥶 I have found the same thing with the larger M12 batteries, especially on my drill. I got so used to standing up my M18 tools on the battery it became habit.

Things have gotten a little slippery in SC. Temps dropped and freezing rain over the past couple of days. I stocked up a little bit and had the generator ready to go but fortunately we have not needed it. My biggest concern was a power outage since our heat pump is electric and it's going down...

Back at it again for vanity #2. The plumbing obstacles were a little different this time. At first it looked easier but to optimize space it actually made more sense to notch the corner of the right cabinet box. The plumbing layout was a lot neater on my side of the vanity. I made sure to...

Once the BOSS started settling into her new drawer, we quickly realized she needed some better organization. She had a lot of fun deciding what and how she wanted things stored in her main makeup drawer. Once we had a rough plan I fired up "her" Bambu printer. Day 1 was a disaster with the...

I appreciate the comments. The TV is pretty impressive and does look pretty convincing with art displayed. The matte finish on the screen has zero glare which I like a lot. I still need to play with it but I was a little discouraged that you need a Samsung art subscription to access anything...

The garage looks great, I like the porcelain tile and steel walls. I know a lot of people use the Racedeck free flow tile to handle the melt water but without a drain, the water would just sit there under the tile. I would think humidity would still be an issue with that.

With the wood shop already setup, I decided now was a good time to build some organizers for our bathroom vanity. Or should I say my wife decided it was a good time, haha. When our house was built they installed a small double vanity with no shelves or drawers. The plumbing was not laid out...