I'd get a thickness gauge and match the thickness and type of metal. I don't weld but my understanding is you'll want to weld to the same types of metal.
For cleaning them up and cutting I'd suggest a fine wire wheel on the bench grinder and then a cutoff wheel on a die grinder. The die...
At the suggestion of a friend of mine I have been going through my tools and creating a spreadsheet with descriptions and part numbers.
I came across an adjustable wrench that I can't find any info on other than the obvious. It's an Armstrong 15" adjustable wrench. Has the model 28-715 on it...
I saw this box at my local store on Saturday. While the idea of a 41" top and bottom box is appealing, at 319 I don't know if it's worth it. The metal is incredibly thin. I don't know that I'd feel comfortable putting air tools or heavy wrenches or hammers in it. Maybe I'm being too critical of...
Re: what did you do in your garage today?
I found a way to mount my 3 drawer craftsman middle chest under my workbench. It was sitting on top and took up way too much valuable real estate.
I didn't take any build pics because it was pretty simple. I cut the ply wood box to size, I used 19/32"...
I bought the 12 pc nut driver set (made in USA) for $12.99 and the retractable hose reel for $39.99. I've been wanting a retractable reel for some time now and I figured it wasn't a bad deal.
Oh, that's insane. I wouldn't take gift cards, I'd want a comparable item at the same or similar price. Like I told the guy at Sears the other day, it's not about the money it's about wanting the tool cabinet for the advertised price.