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One double and one single. If you ever want to put something big in there you will be glad you did.

Just use some plumbers straping. Its a roll of metal strap about 3/4" wide with holes punched about every 1/2", used to hold pipes. Just put a strap across the handle near each end and run a screw top and bottom. Or take some tin snips and cut a piece of sheet metal to make straps. You could...

Thanks thats kind of what I figured. Do they have any kind of black friday discounts?

I would not think twice about hooking it up myself. I would not recomend it for someone that does not know about electrical work, but I do it all the time. You could try calling in and say that it does not work, then when the service guy comes talk to him. If you have the material and a few...

Here is my Reed no. 106R vise And my Ridgid pipe vise. Both mounted on a 3/4" thick steel top table, with super heavy cast iron legs. The table is so heavy it never moves, even if you have something in the vise with a 8' cheater bar on it. Its like its welded to the floor. :D

This is a press I built using a bottle jack. And a lifting sling.

What kind of tile would you use?

The first pic. is a chain hoist I have on the second floor going down through a hole in the floor to the basement. I get more lifting height that way by gaining the room the hoist itself takes up. The second pic. is in the basement. In the upper right corner of the pic. in front of the orange...

These pics. are on the second floor, and stairs leading to the third floor.

The first 3 pics are looking down from the top of the 2 story sprial stairs. The last pic. is another set of single story sprial stairs I have going from the basement to the second floor.

Here are some more pics. I have also added an 20' wide x 60' long addition on the back side. On the first pic. you can see the addition on the left side, with the large 16' wide x 14' tall door. Second pic. front view On the third pic. is the other end with the addition.

Here are a few more pics. from construction. I will work on some interior pics. The inside is not fancy, just packed full! :D

Thats what I have always done, when raking out the concrete hook the mesh and pull it up as you go. Beer cans work to. lol :beer:

The reason I asked is I am looking at a side drawer cabnet, on sale for $199.99 wondering if there is any coupons for a cheaper price.

All of the coupons I get say the same thing. Are there any that are good for tool storage? :dunno:

One time my buddy and I were out in my old Willys Jeep and it was starting to run hot. I knew the thermostat had to be stuck closed. All I had with me was a screwdriver and a pair of pliers. I took the hose clamp loose and pulled the hose off, then punched some holes throught the thermostat with...

Yes here is a link to the build thread, 3 story barn. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=161250 Yes I have a basement with a 16' garage door, thats where I have my shop area. I have not been able to get any good pics. right now because I am on crutches recovering from a broken...

Very Nice!!! Everything looks like it belongs there. Keep up the nice work. Mine is 32x60 when I built the upstairs I came in 4' on each side and built an open stud wall. That left 24' open in the center, and I used standard 24' garage trusses on top.

Heres my Craftsman bottom, top, side cabnet and side shelf. The center section is Mac. I built the spray can holder on the bottom right side. I have had it since the early 80s with no problems. It does not get used every day, but it gets its share of use and is loaded down. It mostly stays in...

How heavy is that bi-fold door? They tore one out of a confrence room at work, it was only a few years old and looked like brand new. I was going to take it until I tried to move it, I could not even pickup one end. I decided that I did not need it. Plus it was to tall and I did not see any good...