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I still have to make the control panel, but it's turning out pretty nice so far

This is my latest homemade brake press. It's not completely finished yet, but the mechanics are done.

I made this about 6 months ago. The dies took forever to make so I only made two, one for 5/8" and 1" round solid. Worked out great. I included a picture of some post drivers that I made, and I bent the handles with this bender. Every piece of equipment I make is 100% made out of steel from the...

I converted a hydraulic lift table into this very convenient flood table.i used 1/4" plate for the top. I started by welding a rectangle of 2" DOM tubing that I had left over in the scrap pile, which I cut in half long ways. I cut the plate out and welded the halved tubing in place. The T-slot...

It's amazing what you can do with scrap metal

I had this 8" top die laying around for a few years so I decided to make a press to use it in.

Accidentally posted this in general tool discussion, so I apologize for the duplicate post. Anyone ever seen one or have any info that they could share?

I just got this today. Am I off by calling it a power hammer (or planishing hammer)? As my luck would have it, I can't find a picture or any info on line about. Anybody have any info on that they can share? Thanks

I seen a shop with several factory built semi-gantry cranes and new I had to make one. I don't have it under power yet, but should soon. The track on the wall is 30' and I have 10' of clearance. All material was left over from a job, so with hardware and wheels I'm about 70.00 invested other...

I bought this at an auction a few years ago and have searched extensively try to even find a picture online of one, with no luck. Anyone have ideas as to what it could be from or even what decade it might date from? It's about 28" tall and does have a casting number on it.

Can anyone help me with exactly who makes this grinder. I have found some pictures online of oone's thataare similar, but not an exact match. The closest ones are the Elliott Selecta grinders, but they're not exact.