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Good information guys! I'm trying to make this target and i couldn't tell what the manufacturer used. Thanks again!

I need to know what type of bearing this is. It's used on a spinning shooting target. It has a grease zerk on the right so it has to be a bearing I assume. The shaft is probably 1" diameter solid rod (if that helps for scale). Also where would I get one?

I hate my flex set, I use my straight set exclusively. The flex set swivels when I don't want it to and slips, it's a knuckle buster.

Sometimes I do more sitting and thinking than working!

How do I make the pictures bigger? They were really good quality pics that I uploaded, but they came through really small unfortunately.

The floor material is MDF, I ran a round over bit over it, and then shot it with spray paint. MDF paints up nice IMO

How would you set up the bottom half of this cabinet? I got it on craigslist for all my trays of fasteners, and love it. ($90 well spent IMO) I don't know what to do with the bottom half though... Here's my old system...The bottom right had drawers with cut PVC pipe "slivers" as drawer...

I don't have a pic of the inside of the cooler, but i'll try and get one. I guess originally they came issued with metal organizers inside them, but i don't have those. I picked it up at a garage sale, and painted it.

I built it with Ackerman angle steering...here's pics of the build in progress. It's totally from scratch.

I shoot 3 gun competitions, and I wanted to build a cart that carried all my guns and Gear. I built it for a 60's era Army cooler so I can use it for tailgating or whatever. Someone can ride in it, and the handle comes off and i have a hitch to pull it with an ATV, riding mower, golf cart etc.

I just started, I got 1 or 2 more ammo boxes going in. The tube at the bottom is a fishing pole storage tube. I want to know: How many people spray the inside with truck bed liner. Has anyone make their own trays that ride above the bottom contents. Has anyone done a full length removable tray...

the Milk thing on amazon is hilarious!!

It would really be for Oxy fuel welding, or Oxy Acetylene welding. Cut over the grates and weld on the bricks. With Oxy welding you don't want to transfer all the heat to a metal table so they use fire bricks.

Little Toby! he's actually a pretty good shop dog, if he would quit eating everything i drop...

I got these 2 rolling laptop carts at a school auction. They would be useful for something but i can't think of a good use for them. I can definitely modify them if there's something they would be good for!?

$280 isn't much for that size, however I did look at the 40" wide chests and they were absolute junk! Horrible drawer sizes, super thin, really flexible drawers. Not sure about this one though.

I worked at sears a few years ago. I have never seen the industrial line of boxes so it must be reasonably new. However their professional series was really nice. It was the only box that had a lifetime warranty!

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I'm looking for a place to hide things in my shop. Keys to my cabinets, cash, guns or just whatever. Hiding places are just always fun. I made a fake outlet box with a magnetic cover, but i bet people can be way more creative than that!

I'm looking for a place to hide things in my shop. Keys to my cabinets, cash, guns or just whatever. Hiding places are just always fun. I made a fake outlet box with a magnetic cover, but i bet people can be way more creative than that!