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Started assembly on a kit I got from Lowe's this morning. About 1/2 done with major construction.

One more piece to my air system. Should have the manifolds from the machine shop in a few days and I can start piecing it together after anodizing.

I'm in the same boat. Can't afford a Miler table, but I want a nice easy system to clamp down parts and fixtures, so this is what I'm working on. Going to Harbor Freight to pick up a couple cheap C clamps to modify to create my own X-clamp system. The receiver tube looking things are so I can...

As with post #10, what is the deterring factor against a band saw?

Any interest 75$ OBO or trade for bench grinder of similar value Located in Tucson AZ, Probably not feasible or cost effective to ship MDF top has some paint on it, but isn't falling apart

Had to try out the new saw today. Put together a book shelf specifically for reference manuals and books. While not large enough to hold my library, it can cold the most frequently used ones.

Acquired a new toy for the shop today and also started preliminary design on my welding table. it will be 2' X 3' and have multiple places for a vice as seen on other benches on the forum. As it sits right now It's about 240 Lbs with a 3/8" top and 1/4' middle tray. I'll add a back...

Today's Craig's List Find Lightly used Model 36-225 10" Delta Miter Saw with Carbide blade $70 and the piece of fire wood bolted to it

First set of parts from McMaster for the air system. Manifolds are currently being manufactured and then I'll anodize them red to match the theme with the red line.

My wife and I purchased our first garage in May, and moved into the house attached to it. :bounce: It was a finished 3 car but pretty plain without a single shelf or spot of paint other than white I quickly added the shelf along the back wall for storage Put up some pegboard and hung a few...

Good idea, Another that I've used is 1/8" black rubber ribbed floor runner sold by the foot at Lowes. It's extremely cheap, holds up forever, isn't overly thick, lays down flat, and is easy to cut. This particular piece came in a box I got my dad is probably over 40 years old. I've always used...

I'm a bit late on the ball here, but my wife and I just bought our first house. I've been busy that last few weeks working on the garage. I've lurked on here for a bit so I figured I'd post up my progress so far. Before Paint and Floor epoxy After Paint and Floor expoxy