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I have a nice Walker Turner bench top drill press for sale $250 obo

Hey guys, I'm looking at a 800-900 dollar range compressor for my small shop at my home I run air tools and paint from time to time and wanted to know thoughts on this compressor for a hobbyist. Thanks Dave...

They told me my pump is toast. And brands to stay away from?

Looking to get my Compressor serviced, is there anyone that can repair my older Curtis compressor? Any recommendations? Thanks Dave

I'm there every year, I live near the park too.

Sorry about the abrupt ending haha. So the Lemp space became a hang out for guys that had nothing to do/storage unit. The owners **** and I was tired off lining their pockets and decided to put some equity in my own home. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=313526 Between the...

My buddy recently purchased several pieces of equipment and tools from a shop that had gone out of business. It was a package deal of equipment that included this Hunter D111 Alignment rack. I do not have room for it, so it needs to go. Everything is included with this sale, even many extra...

Has anyone bought/installed these? They seem to good to be true. Super nice clean looking fixtures producing 5200 Lumens for 44 watts... :shocking: The Sylvania 12902 100 Watt A19 Soft White produce 1,530 Lumens. Can anyone point out the pros or cons especially considering I'm a lighting newb...

ProFusion Heat Ceiling-Mount Garage Heater — 17,065 BTU, 240 Volts, Model# EH-460 So far it keeps it around 65 degrees in 30 degree weather. Wish I would have bought the step up from it thats between 200-250 dollars. To ************ to leave it running when Im not home. made a nice little...

I bought one for my 20x25 (10'vaulted ceiling). So far it keeps it around 65 degrees in 30 degree weather. Wish I would have bought the step up from it thats between 200-250 dollars. To ************ to leave it running when Im not home.

No, I originally did it for a 4 post lift but I'm coming down to earth and trying to spend money on the things I really need. I do hope it will help with the resale down the road. Ive got a 5000w electric heater that's doing ok so far. Ive worked in the Lemp when it was in the upper 40's so If...

Some detail work on the rear sliding door, forgot to weld some channel for the back side steel. Glued some angle with lords adhesive. Used One inch foam for insulating and some Tyvex to seal it up.

badass!

No. Exactly.

I love it! I love the "not just a garage" vibe. I'm doing the same with mine.

So here I was this weekend, I had my buddy at work build me a 2"x2" aluminum sliding door frame for the rear of the shop. I bought the sliding door track and wheels at Buchheits. Used the same steel as the exterior and will use 1" insulation foam and corrugated steel on the back to finish it off.

Body work and priming the walls... steeling for the rear wall for the work area.

So originally I wanted to do two big sliding doors between the new/old areas in order to divide it for heating/security. Time and money ended up deciding I do another garage door.

started dry walling the interior. Even though Im using it as a shop I wanted to make it as nice as the interior of a house cause the next home owner might have a different idea for it.

A few months later I got the ball rolling again. 24g steel for the outside and I installed three windows I found on Craigslist for $200. They're gas filled and tinted, mounted real high for mid day sunlight. 100 AMP service added after upgrading the house to 200.