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Great shop build. Just read the whole post from the start, I guess I missed the earlier part prior to my joining GJ. Yup been through the afib mess. After 5 years of messing with every drug therapy possible, finally did the ablation. Wish I had done it sooner, no problems for the last 3...

Yup I got to stop by and interrupt Jordan's work today. I gotta say the house is nicer in real life than the pictures show. Boy the are working their tails off to get it finished. Thanks for the hospitality!

Yup, I think it off to the snap on truck for parts or a rebuild Thanks for the help

I found this at a sale today $10. Just couldnt [/URL][/IMG] [/URL][/IMG] Now what? Can a Snap on guy fix it? or is it just a decoration?

I can't help a lot on this topic but I can point you to a place for lots of help. One of the best sources I have found, and the place is very deep in expertise on VFD's and restoring old equipment is OWWM.org http://owwm.org The companion site Vintage Machinery http://www.vintagemachinery.org...

I have been an ardent follower of this thread, and have told lots of people about this awesome house being built in Maine. Once again congratulation on a spectacular job!:rocker: I ave to ask about the limestone floors, and pardon my ignorance, but all of the limestone I am familiar with is...

A little late to the day but Congratulations Thomas and Chris. Hope this gets me out of the test

Re: new construction (yet unnamed) Quick question How are you going to use the raised ledge on the right in this picture? It looks like it is about six fett off the garage floor.

Re: new construction (yet unnamed) Holy Cow!!! We must have two of two of the greatest Concrete Contractor in the world here. That and a bunch of other guys with serious concrete experience. These builds give me a whole new prespective on concrete; this build, LLWillysfan build on the other...

Yup Bring it on!

Wow Jordon Somehow I missed this build in all my doodling around GJ. Just caught up and read through the whole build process. Great vision and attention to detail. Now I am going to have to drive by and look for myself. Hopefully I can catch you there. I usually go up and down that stretch...

Dang I looked at the first picture ant thought you were my neighbor. The house behind yours is very very similar to the layout of the front of ours. With two live oaks and the tippy chimney. I want a shed like that but are HOA is not quite as well open minded. I'll leave it at that. Your...

More thoughts and prayers from down here in Texas

That package is way better than any of the house or garage stuff! Congratulation to all three of you!

Well it wasn't an April Fool's joke! (although I was kinda hopeing for a little something):lol_hitti Congratulations on the new name and the additional talent in Thom, what a great addition to an already talented team. As you logo says God Speed!

I do hope you understand tomorrow is also April Fool's day! Just sayin.... Looking forward to a real announcement (Hopefully):lol_hitti

Nah Here is a bench Plans available

Yup When you price the parts, wire and plug it is mor expensive than cutting off a cord. So.... what I do is buy a long cord an one extra plug and get two. Of course I also have a cardboard box full of 4 outlet metal boxes with different length of cord for extension cords.:willy_nil

how about wooden wedges. Cut some long tapered hard wood and slide them on each side. Slowly tap them toward the center . Might work!

The other day I was wondering how you were doing with the move. It is hard to transplant a Texan. Glad yoou decided to keep the Cman Drill Press. Looking forward to more of your projects!:beer: