Recent content by TCB

Look at the Akro-Mils containers. These are very sturdy & usually used by industries for storage/delivery. They're often available on amazon in packs of 6, but aren't cheap

http://www.jackpointjackstands.com/ Another option - expensive but looks interesting, similar to the Safe Jacks you linked to in the first post. Not height-adjustable though

Here's an interesting article covering garage door security, including a link on how to secure the emergency pull cord

Not cheap, but ProClip mounts are great. They have separate pieces for the vehicle mount & the device holder. Most vehicles have several options for where to place the mount. I've used these in my last 3 cars & love them.

Glad I found this thread. I was able to fill in these I was missing: P2 x 2.25 1/4 x 6 bit driver scratch awl I didn't see any of the elusive one folks are looking for . . .

Never had a chance to use the older ones. GJ made me finally decide to upgrade my homeowner/DIY set from the basic clear-handled Huskys I got when we bought our first house. I was really tempted to get Snap-Ons, but couldn't justify the price difference for non-pro use.

New C'Man Pro screwdrivers and picks

OK, I don't care who you are . . . That's funny right there!

Not cheap, but appears to be high quality: Roundabout Signs

It looks better now than before I started! I did do some quick repair/sanding on it, but that's about the best I could do. I guess I succumbed to "its-just-a-garage" :) They are pretty close . . . only 2 shades apart as you can tell from the paint codes . . . but the contrast is a little...

Thanks for the kind words! Yeah, I've just gotta find the bracket that goes with it. Its around here somewhere. :thumbup:

I'm pretty sure its the Tsunami Seal. Personally, I didn't have a problem with water seeping in under the garage door, but the strip just made a better transition from the epoxy to the unpainted concrete

Finally, I wasn't sure what to do about my ladder. Since it's needed in the house fairly often for changing light bulbs, etc I wanted it in the garage where it would be handy. Previously it was up front near the old shelves just leaning against the wall, but I was always worried that it would...

The cabinets are also from Premier. The right side has four cabinets (1 24" and 3 48") in the inset space. All of these are 91" tall. The 24" cabinet makes a great space for detailing supplies, while the others will be for general storage. Trust me, they wont be that neat for long. Right...

For the floors and cabinets, I decided to go with Premier Garage. A neighbor had his floor done by PG a couple of years ago and it seems to be holding up well. The PG crew completed the job in 2 days. The first day was grinding the floor, fixing a couple of cracks, laying down the base coat...