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I am in the exact same mode as you right now (inlcuding the garage becoming a dumping ground). I will delay pictures until the project is done. I have 2 car projects waitingto get going, but I promised myself not to continue until the garage was decent. ....oh and ditto on some of the garages...

I have a bench grinder that has a little articulating light arm. I have tried several different bulbs but they don't last (I assume due to vibrations). I have only tried regular incandescent bulbs....should I try fluorescent ones, or is there a specific one that should be used? The housing...

Hmm...I almost went there....ended up at Shippensburg instead...

That is one helleva fine pad you have there!!....and as for the missus...definitely a keeper!! :rocker: nice job man :bowdown: :beer:

There is a reg at the compressor.....I have it set for 125psi, but have been meaning to drop it to 90psi after reading some other post here.....thanks for the reminder! :thumbup:

I do have a filter, right at the end of the copper run, at the point where the quick release fitting is for the flexible air line. I also have 3 verticle drop out lines which appear to capture 90% or so of the condensate/water from the line.

I have my compressor in a 10x14 shed behind the detached garage. When the slab was poured for the shed, I had installed a big "U" of black pipe, 18" deep going under the slab and up next to the garage where it 'pops' through the wall. I taped the outside of the black pipe with that protective...

I haven't used any of the stuff yet, but upon eyeball inspection the quality appears to be good/OK. The washers are usually a real good indication and I looked at them closely. They are all of identical and consistant size and shape. The cheap ones usually have a lot of variation. I don't...

Mogs are bad-as for sure....unstoppable....drove one back in S.Africa. Only problem is....if you get it stuck...nothing will get it out....if its stuck, it is stuck good :wtf: Nice vehicle!!!

I bought two, but got to thinking that more would be nice (consolodate the parts to one box of drawers, then use the others for small parts, but my Costco is out of them now too :wtf: :sad: Obviously they have had a lot of requests, as when I was asking the employee, and he stopped me and said...

According to this site the plastic hooks can support 15lbs each. I don't think that even my sledge weighs that much....

In the throws of redoing my garage and will be using a coupl of panels of perforated hardboard/peg board. As for the hangers/hooks etc, I've been browsing online (the homestores have a measely selection) and came upon these units Has anyone used them, or have a good reference for purchasing...

Have you considered Hammerite "Hammer Finish" paint. It can be thinned for spraying and has the 'correct' hammer type finish that looks good on industrial stuff....

This place has excellent pricing and really nice hanging panels: http://www.cisco-eagle.com/storage/containers/Poly&Plastic/akro.htm

I pulled that info off my Costco Receipt. Nothing else seems to be available (info wise)

Ebay has them too

Here ya go:

I could go and buy some to ship, but boy are those suckers heavy!!! A good 50lbs at least!! Maybe if you call my local Costco, they can ship you one? http://www.costco.com/Warehouse/LocationTemplate.aspx?Warehouse=671

I tried in vain to find them online. I even went to the manufacturer's website to find it and was unsuccessful Costco invoice details: 657908 - 4 Drawer Org $84.99 Manufacturer (from box): "Professional Grade Metal Cabinet with Removeable Sliding Drawers: 96 Compartments with over 2000 pcs"...

As seen in this thread: http://www.garagejunkies.net/showthread.php?t=765&page=3&pp=10&highlight=costco I was just at my local costco in Hawthorne, CA (South of LAX airport) and they had a pallet of them. Picked up 2 while I was there. If my local one has them, it might be worth a trip (to...