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Couple of questions, 1) How much hot water do you need for your bathroom? Just hand washing? Or will there be a shower? 2)How often will you use hot water? I put a bathroom in my 24x48 garage, just a toilet and utility sink, ran pex tubing through 2" pvc 6' deep in the ground into my...

Really contemplating this idea! I just don't own woodworking tools at this time, maybe I'll see if a friend can cut something out for me! As for the tool roll pouches, they just dont seem to be the same length per slot, or don't hold very many, the tan one from post 35 as mentioned is real nice...

Thanks for the ideas guys! I've viewed those other threads posted! Wish I could cut dado's into wood lol that idea would work well stacked about 4 high! Anyone else seen something creative? I certainly don't need all of them accessible, but a dozen I use frequently would be ideal!

I've got close to 250 metal files, everything from round, half round, flat, knife edge, ect.. I hate the idea of them all grinding against each other :/ dulling everything in the process. I've been searching the web for over a week including pintrest even lol Anyone have some creative ideas...

Larry that looks great! What tool did you use to cut the bevels?

Just think that $3200 would probably replace the odds and ends you haven't used in 10 years... now you have all the junk, damage to your vehicle and time vested to fix that, even if its just a few phone calls..

I'm looking for some storage bins like the schaller bins, in 5"wide, 3"tall, 3-4"long for my index card file I picked up. Anyone have any recommendations where to look? Thanks a ton.

Purchased a set of offset screwdrivers and they were packaged great! Would love to do business again!

Did you hand paint the lettering or spray? Turned out stellar man!!

Wouldn't common sense be to measure the inside diameter of your top box, then see what will fit and what won't? You say kobalt husky are cheap? I'd argue the craftsman box is just as cheaply made. If it were me I'd go to HF and pick up the large roll cab same price as a flimsy cman box with...

This thread is about minimizing right? With your logic knurled nut minimize your socket collection and own every wrench... 99.9% of the time you can put a socket on one side and wrench whether it be DOE or DBE on the other side. If the work you do requires 2 wrenches because there isn't...

Brilliant! I was thinking about something waterproof to fill with sand!

@ racedeck1 for the price of the racedeck i could crank the heat to 75* and run multiple dehumidifiers.. how easy is it to roll heavy equiptment over the edging of the racedeck? if I had some spare cash laying around i wouldnt mind purchasing some to try but not alot of extra cash at the moment

I have a feeling it would be overflowing by morning! I'm going to try the fan tonight hopefully that helps some, keep the ideas coming you guys are awesome!

Garage is never damp, or wet all the water was melted off my Subaru! i kicked all the ice off the wheel wells and brushed off all visable snow, still had water everywhere! going to throw a few box fans out there tonight and see if that helps! I cant have standing water as it will corrode and...

No go on installing a drain as the City wont allow one, as well as currently having radiant floor heating. (Cranking up the heat is not really an option either as the gas bill is already high.) Any ideas on how to make a non-perminant curb? Materials?

So I usually brush as much snow off as possible, but this morning I woke up to 1/8" of water across 2/3 of my 24x48 heated shop! From one car! What a mess! I'm at a loss for ideas to keep the water in the area where I park the car untill I can squeegee it out. Shop temp is about 60* Any ideas...

Your options are definatly limited with 9 foot ceilings, have you looked into eagle equiptments mobileman lift? designed to be portable for low ceilings and id imagine it doesnt need a slab as thick as stationary posts. Dont quote me on that though. to measure thickness sure seems cheaper to...

as version stated stick with a dark color for the first 4-5' up the wall, a broom handle will leave marks on white drywall, imagine a greasy palm print! A middle color than can be used to seperate the lower color but i would also suggest white for the top above the color you choose. Much better...

Perhaps some shelving with scaffolding casters that way if you need to move it no big deal, as an owner of several overhead storage shelves it is cumbersome grabbing down heavy items and putting items back. Just some food for thought