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Now that is just cool Of course the whole project is a great execution, but the outside is a classic. :thumbup:

Cool That came out really well!:rocker:

Don, thanks for the info on the boxes. And well, I can no longer show your thread to SWMBO. A dang green house. Yeah we have been in negotiations about one here. If we build one I am insisting on a adding a back room to place a dust collector, and a larger air compressor. I keep reminder...

Re: Untitled Garage from BR What he ^^^^said :rocker:

It really was a question of which building, thus the color question. Red in the garage, blue in the Morton Building. Predictable maybe, boring never!:)

Shaun Congratulations on the new addition to the fan club. What a blessed addition to the fan club. Looks like you are going to have to find another tool box and start finding tools in triplets. Extend my best wishes to Mrs FBF and the rest of the fan club.

Several folks have provided a lot of good advise in moving the shed. If you get runners under the shed, a simple solution is to use heavy wall 4 0r 6 inch pvc drain pipes as rollers. I have seen some amazingly heavy equipment moved with this method. Once you get the shed up on runners and the...

And of course the question of which color on the powder coat?:headscrat

Great little Homecraft band saw. I have two of them sitting in the shop, one restored, one still in queue to re do. Neat little shop.

Dave I have been saving this picture for a while to share with you. I had let all of my tools get to the stage of needing sharpening so a took a week and sharpened all the chisels, planes and assorted other cutting instruments. Yeah I had kinda fallen off of the ambition wagon for a while...

Yup, that is cool good on him and good on you for the help support and motivation.:thumbup:

Kevin has a good Idea, but... using a computer projector (what we used to call a Proxima) also works and are even easier to find these days. I have done a couple of logos for a club (ya know that volunteer stuff) with a projector and then sketching and filling with paint.

Yup A project like you have undertaken, is quite a commitment. With family obligations, new baby and a real job it can burn you out. Take a little time, recharge your battery and when you are ready re-engage. Start back with a couple of small projects that you can start work on and finish...

Yup That looks like an old IH weed eater better known as a kick .... electric fence charger. They have enough of a jolt to really knock you down. Lets just say I have some experience being on the grounding end of one of those. Well it is a long story and some of it may not be proper for this...

Yup, A drum sander is on the list, after sanding 6 cutting boards today enough is enough. And yeah a dust collector is a must. I have a small shop and a small portable DC, but I tried running the 6x48 belt sander with out it, never ever again. Oh and 500 is a great deal

Don Where did you get the red and black, or the blue ones, nut and bolt trays? I am starting to shop for small part organizers. Pros and cons of each?

I would love to claim that as mine, but it ain't, just a great step by step restoration for a cman dp.

Here is a walk through of the restoration of a Cman drill press like yours http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=146523&highlight=craftsman+drill+press

Great concept! You might want to browse through this thread http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=8044

Jake I missed the little deal about the Delta stuff. What a great find, you should be very proud of that find. Oh and the rest of the build is spectacular.