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Great job! Looks strangely familiar to me....here's my old garage (before the move to the farm)

I rebuilt the wet end of a hot tub pump. Easy!

It sounds like your case is not at all special. Use the search function, read all about the different options, and choose the one you want. The opinions you seek have already been expressed many times over in the pages of this forum. Good luck!

Living in Seattle we get quite a bit of wet weather and I didn't want standing water on the diamond, so I used the Freeflow to drain the dripping cars. Neither is easier to walk on, roll tools, etc. I have noticed that the Freeflow is totally quiet, i.e. no clacking sound. The diamond has...

dude, you're drinking the wrong coffee. :lol_hitti

update: sold the toolbox combo for $350. thanks for your feedback.

absolutely true. i'm going to test the waters of craigslist this weekend with a starting price of $450 and see what happens.

i guess i was hoping for $400-$450. machinists tend to love Kennedy boxes and i'll be looking to tap into that market.

yes, this is a Machinist box, not a Mechanics box.

i have a Kennedy Machinist box combo i would like to sell (probably on craigslist), but have no idea of how much i should ask. good shape, keys, side swing up shelf, friction slides the top is model 526 and the bottom is 295 these are 1970's vintage. ideas? not a great pic, but you may get...

i was at HF yesterday and looked at this bench. it looks very well made and the price is certainly right - go for it!

is this a distorted view? the garage doors look like they are too big and would not close to the center of the door. nice job on a small space. :beer:

Kegerator.

if your torsion spring is not rated for the extra weight you say you added then you may have to change the spring to one that is. they can be adjusted, slightly, but there are different colors/sized of springs for different weight doors. plus, torsion springs require a special tool to adjust...