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For very light duty use (talking thin sheet steel, aluminum, etc.) why couldn't I use a bandsaw, made for wood, on steel if I changed to a proper blade? I'm looking at a Ryobi from Home Depot for $45 used. Thanks

Now that we've been in the house for a while I can start working in the garage to make it how I like. I made this rack over the weekend and I think it turned out great. I'm debating if I should make some doors for it. I love peg board!

Well, I had my fill with my local Sears today. Here's the scoop... I put an 8' stainless steel workbench top on layaway about 2 and half weeks ago. I went in to make a payment today (was actually going to pay it off in full) and noticed it was $25 cheaper. I went to the dipshit at the counter...

My house and lot are small compared to some. My garage is 11x20 (roughly) and is to the side of the house but back by 10 feet. It basically takes up a large portion of my back yard. If I ever wanted to build in the back I'd be very limited. So, after racking my brain I though of a possible...

I'm trying to hang all my everyday tools within easy reach, on the pegboard, or in a custom made holder. But for pliers, I'm not having much luck in the idea department. I've seen the half circle-ish type hangers but they sit in there kind of sloppy. How are you hanging pliers, nips, wire...

I think I got a good deal. I went in to Sears and saw this 7 pc. set set on sale. I ended up buying both the SAE and the metric set for la total of $9 and some change. :thumbup: edit... the link wasn't working but they're the Craftsman T-Handle hex with ball joint ends, regularly $29 each set.

I'm about to embark on a garage re-rebuild. It's 11 x 20 and not used for parking any cars. I have 9 motorcycles in there right now but surprisingly I still some room to get around. I do get a handlebar jab in the back often but it's not too bad. This pic was taken tonight but my goal is to...

Hi, I'm really new here but I wanted to share my motorcycle jack story. I had my bike up on the lift (600+lbs) and when to torque the back axle nut when all of the sudden, "Crack!!!" The the bike made a big dipping motion towards me... scared the bejesus out of me. Turns out the "safety catch"...