Recent content by TegTypeR

That's a new one on me too and selling taps is what I do all day long. Picture isn't clear enough but I'm sure it isn't a standard DIN or ISO tap, which would lead me to think it has been designed for a very specific machining process. Is there anything marked or stamped on the shank at all?

I get around thirty minutes in my garage a day (my lunch time release from work), so I never get to do a lot but as they say, every little helps. Current project is to finish the solar power system, so got to wire in the lighting on the last bay and clear up the mess that I had made in the process.

My fantasy garage / shop would have me living in it - well, above it. Work area on the lower level, balcony overlooking the shop in man cave style (bar, sofa's etc) then real living area behind a partition, which has an outlook over incredible views...... but I digress. However, like a lot of...

My set up is similar to bgarrett. I've had to go down the route of solar for my garage and it works well. It doesn't have to be expensive. I sourced all of my equipment from eBay (new from China), paying £80 / $100 for the panel and £100 / $125 for the batteries. The expensive part was the...

Considered the wooden approach in my garage but it depends on what you want from it. As a material it is certainly warmer to sit / lay on than plastic or rubber based covering. There are waterproof laminates available but their durability is limited, especially if you are working on them. The...

Hi all! I see I'm not the sole UK resident on this site, so nothing new on that count. Sadly here though there isn't the garage and shop culture that there is in the US and there are certainly no web sites or publications that cover the subject (although the great UK public do love a shed), so...