Recent content by tcorns

Have to understand that Sabina had maybe 2000 people at the most when I grew up there. Windows open at night you could hear it just about anywhere in town! Not old enough for the wrenches (only 32)but I remember in the late eighties early nineties I worked for a family friend welding universal...

Decent wrenches! I have picked up several over the years but I have them for a different reason though... I was raised in Sabina and remember listening to the presses work all day long.

Mike? Did you end up in Columbus?

12 years here. All commercial Douglas, airbus, Boeing products. Some heavy maintenance but a lot of flight line stuff. I was laid off in 09 and changed careers for a few years, but ended up back in a hangar last year.

Any chance that you can use attic trusses? My 24x24 is setup that way and I have a 24x12 room upstairs.

i have a jiffy 3x somewhere that i was using for close work. nice and small and i liked it better then 3 other guns that i had! trev

i had a set that i used while i was working on airplanes. i used them when i had to remove fateners that were tourqed to ungodly amounts. never once did they fail me on the flight line. trev

My 24x24 has 2x4 walls with house wrap and is easily heated with a small heater. i also had to insulate my garage door and make sure the door seals were in good shape. i have a room upstairs that i insulated with r-19 and heat with a small electric heater. trev

attached are pics of what the op is looking for. trev

for mine, i bought a few sheets of the thick blue foam at my local lowes. i cut them so that they are a snug fit inside the panels of my garage door and let them go. i bought some adhesive but did not need it. really made a difference last winter when i was heating the garage (24x24 with an 8x16...

our cornwell guy quit coming aroung the hanger many years ago. the mac guy was a pain in the but so he sold to a different guy a year or so ago. and the snap on guy... well lets just leave it as his door says... to know me is to owe me! trev