Recent content by Raw Bone

Steevo, What size tube steel did you use for the legs, horz. members, & flat stock for the boxes to sit on, of your frame-work. :confused: By the way you did a fabulous job on this project, congratulations on truly great job. :thumbup...

The regulator shut-off switch on my old 230 volt Campbell Hausfeld 4hp oil-less 30 gal. has died and I contacted them about replacing it. I was told that a new one would be about $75-80 plus shipping. I hate to put money into it since it really isn't big enough for what I need in the new shop...

The regulator shut-off switch on my old 230 volt Campbell Hausfeld 4hp oil-less 30 gal. has died and I contacted them about replacing it. I was told that a new one would be about $75-80 plus shipping. I hate to put money into it since it really isn't big enough for what I need in the new shop...

I need some ideas for some type of boom lift to lift items up to the loft. It needs to be strong enough to lift approx. 500 to 600 lbs., for things like my quad-runners when not in use. Any suggestions would be appreciated. :headscrat Raw Bone

I don’t recall what brand of building it is, it was manufactured in northern Alabama. The cost of the slab, building,roll-up doors,and erection was a total of $21,500. As far as the S-10 sitting under the car-cover frame, the cover recently blew off in high winds. The S-10 is now inside...

The shop is 30' x 50' with 12' walls and 17' to the peak. The big doors are 16' x 10' with coil roll-ups. I live in the very Northeast portion of Mississippi, but originally am from way up in northern California, about 100 miles from the Oregon boarder. I’m planning on building a loft at one end...

Hello Everyone, I'm new to this board and I got to say I really like what I've seen and heard here. Here are a few photos of my new shop. As you can see I haven’t got anything in it yet to speak of, but I’m excited of the future projects yet to come. The overhead roll-up coil doors were...

Congratulations Dude, that is one beautiful shop you have. Mine isn’t nearly as pretty and I haven’t got it wired yet but I’ll get there, I’m working on the wiring right now. Congratulations again, that is one nice shop. Oh, here are a few shot of my shop...