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Yep most machines have a reverse camera system installed factory these days, definitely handy to have.

I wouldn't think twice.. cut him loose.. can't respect my place? then you don't deserve to be there. Then again I was raised to respect other people and their belongings. It wouldn't be the first time someone's told me I was an *******.. and it's likely why I don't have many friends these...

You'll need to figure out which way your ribs of steel will be running according to your truss layout also.. that will mean the difference between having to strap the entire ceiling first or not. It will also make a difference in the number and length of screws required as you may or may not...

I used a drill with a metal hole saw bit to take the majority of the area out then used a dremel multi tool with a small zip cut disk to take the corners out square. As mentioned above measure 10x cut once!! or you'll be kicking dirt.. I may have used different material on my walls for...

I added new boxes and outlets so I had the option of setting them out a little further from the existing wall and then framing them back in as the pictures show. Once the pegboard was cut to fit the wall area it was as simple as measuring out the distances of the boxes and transferring those...

Did this to my shop, also added corrugated steel wainscoting. My build: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=306497

Ok, I'll play!.

*sigh*.. still jealous that I don't have my own excavator and dozer.. more jealous now that it even has site grade control on it : p lol looking good, can't wait for more! Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

Thanks The Judge!, it's not as elaborate as some of the shops I've seen on there, but she definitely had some aches and pains of her own along the way haha. I've always loved heavy equipment.. I was very fortunate to have grown up around it which got me interested, and when I finished high...

Thanks Bears Fan! [emoji106] Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

Thank's a bunch OCD! I really like anything that has a "country" feel to it. Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

Thank's WarrenJ! Glad you enjoyed my reno! [emoji1] Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

Thanks JohnnieMo! Appreciate the kind words.. I've always liked Mastercraft tools, like you said.. the price is right and for the quality you get its tough for the everyday user to complain!. Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

Definitely a great deal, I have the 12pc bold series and its astounding the amount of weight they can safely hold.. plenty strong for the average user. Holds all of my power tools etc. Check my shop renovation out through my profile and you can see how they all came together. Sent from my...

Well now...that is pretty badass! Sent from my SGH-I747M using Tapatalk

Although I'm a younger guy, I had an ex of 5 years ( whom I almost popped the question to) ditch me out of the blue for some cracked out loser.. I'm glad I didn't toss a ring on her finger thats for sure. Her parents had a large farm and lots of $$, I'd always wrap up work (12hr shifts) and...

Lame...ok here I'll give it a shot again! my build thread: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=306497 New Age thread: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=293200 Storage cabinet advice: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=303674...

There are a few threads regarding different cabinet manufactures and some DIY threads.. the search engine can be a little too picky sometimes it seems!. Here are a couple that I know of.. Hopefully they will lead you to others. - Joe My build thread...

Ton's of options out there, I've purchased several NewAge products and am extremely happy with my purchase. Like previously mentioned on here the gauge of steel you'll need completely depends on what you plan to put in the cabinets or on the bench as far as work goes.. Give my build thread a...

Proper adjustment will make a world of difference, but if you STILL want a tighter seal check out the link. It's simply an added threshold. http://www.autoanything.com/garage-accessories/69A3201A0A0.aspx