Recent content by R. Deschain

I have an installed and working 2-post Rotary Revolution RTP10 10,000lb capacity vehicle lift lift for sale. It is in like-new condition as it is only used once a month or so in my home garage - the paint on the arms is even perfect. I am moving my shop and there is already another lift in...

Take a look at the two-part epoxy automotive paints.

Agreed. My 2-post sits on 24" footings with rebar in them, but that seems way overkill for a 4-post.

I am built a steel stand for my 4-ton English Fly Press is coming along. The SendCutSend parts I designed for the struts and bottom tray/shelf fit perfectly and I used the hydraulic bending press to bend a small lip to the bottom tray. I packed the 2” square tube legs with oiled sand for added...

Another vote for the Advantage. I currently have a revolution 2 post, but previously had the 9000lb standard 4-post. Imis it very much. I currently really like the Advantage DX-9000-XLT and it will be my next lift.

I bought 8 of these bin rails and have them above my benches. They work great. I also bought a a 40" panel and put it above my lathe for short material storage and organization:

I use hairspray as well. the cheaper the better. I only have 1 printer at home with a glass bed, but I used it with my Dremel 3D20 and my Makerbot machines. Night and day difference for stopping lifting (use a raft as well) and overall adhesion.

I have a little bit of a 3D printing problem... I addition to running the Additive Engineering/Manufacturing group at work, I have 3 of my own printers in the basement and at least one is running all the time. Mostly prototypes for parts that will be machined, small organizers, game pieces...

2nd garage door décor done! All the wanted license plates that I have ordered or "sourced" are on. Plates that I have had on trucks, the Jeep, and motorcycles in 5 states, historic plates, misc. plate or two, plates from our European cars, and TV/movie plates sprinkled in. Happy with this little...

Hi Jay, Thanks! I built the shop ion 2016 and I have just kept filling it with tools and projects since. It is a 2-1/2 Car 690sq', which was unfun to get permitted and after using it for 4 years, I could stand another 250sq' :) I am maxed on my lot coverage though...

Put new seat belts in my Jeep. They were 35 years old and needed replacement. Not a normal tool for a seatbelt job, but I had to break out the cutting torch at one point...

I built a Juliet Balcony at home from some very old iron fence. There was a lot of beefing up and engineering that went into it aside from just the welding. Did a video of the whole process as well

@Bodj Built I wish that they still sold the kit at HF. building it myself was esier with SCS, but still a bunch of time for a tool that I only use occasionally.

I have them welded together and will make a vid using them soon. I have a VW Syncro issue that is giving me fits right now.

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