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GREAT Drawer cabinets, I would love to find some :thumbup:

Oh man would I love to have that much room for my radio/tube collection. But I would want it attached to the house and not way out in the woods. .

Wow I like the Reed. .

My XYL is who suggested I bring them in the house. She like old stuff as much as I do, I taught her well. The house is full of antiques, tools furniture, and lots of radios :thumbup: Go look at my web page if you want to see how much "stuff" is in the house.

There in lies the rub, there are no "heris", we had no childern so I guess they'll get sold at my estate sale. Lke they say, "I've never seen a U-Haul behind a hearse".

Here's my shop cart, it started life as a Microfiche machine stand I think. The company I worked for pushed out the back door and I spotted it before it made it to the dumpster :thumbup: I mounted a wall mount workmate on the side of it and I store tools kits in it's lower areas, it comes in...

I've really enjoyed seeing other guys vintage toolboxes. I thought I'd share mine with you. I got it after my dad passed away in 1994. It was built by his dad my grandfather. I'm really surprised that it survived all these years, for more than 35 years before I got it sat on the cement in the...

Below are a couple of pix of my main shop fans, I also have a modern 20" fan if it's really hot and I need some extra air moving :) I really like old fans, I have about 20 or so of them, here's a link to my fan collection web page; http://radioheaven.homestead.com/Fan_Collection.html

Did anyone start a Sony "show your fan" thread? If not I'll be happy to start one. Maybe a "show us your old/shop radio" too. Below is a pix of my main shop fan, 1940s and runs smooth hour after hour.

Great another Fan guy. Here's some of my fans. http://radioheaven.homestead.com/Fan_Collection.html :rocker:

Nope, still looking, I guess whoever got it decided that since I wanted it, it might be worth keeping :) Just incase anyone wonders what we're talking about, I attached a pix of the set I spotted at a local antique radio meet. it got away before I could buy it. It's a first generation 1929...

I told him, the next time he runs across something like that that he doesn't want to be sure to let me know.

I'm pretty well fixed for shop tools, what I would really like to have is one of the new Leatherman pocket tools with locking blades, don't know exactly which model I'd want for sure. If you guys can recommend something I'd really appreciate it. I don't have room for it, but the one BIG thing...

I love your center door T, a good friend of mine gave his wife on for her birthday last year. I hope you leave it alone and rusty just the way it is. :rocker:

Don, I love your garage, my mind reels at the thought of the antique radio museum I could build with that much space. A 1920s radio store in one of the little shops, a 40s/50s TV repair shop... like I said my mind REELS. :bowdown: :rocker:

I was born in Danville, my folks lived in Yanceyville and Danville had the closest hospital :) :rocker:

I really like your BIG Rat Fink :rocker:

I LOVE the TC, I'd really like to have one, but I'd have to use a shoe horn to get in it.

Is there any reason why you couldn't just put a small florescent in the top of the cabinet? That's what I planning to do in mine that I'm building now.

Should work OK, I used 12" sq floor tiles on my electronics work bench, that works good too.