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3 years making drawings and 12 years fabrication. Completely fabbed in his home workshop. I'm absolutely stunned. This man is a true genius. Abe

I have not bought from them but I did just look at your link. Those tools look like the typical "chinaco" tols you see at swap meets and HF/cumins tools. I'd rather spend my money on quality stuff if I can afford it. Abe

I bought a couple of metric wrenches from them to get me out of a tough spot. They've held up well to use/abuse and they ;ook as nice as my craftsman's. So after using them I say the wrenches are OK. Not great, not as good as $nap on or MAC but good enough for occasional use. Abe

If you decide to use a dry chemical you might want to use one with purple K agent in it. Purple K will not eat valuable, shiny aluminum parts like most dry chemicals will. Abe

Thinking on copper for a second. Wouldn't the better heat transfer ability (versus iron or plastic) of copper help condense out moisture? Thus, making the drop drains more effective? Please anyone correct me if I'm wrong. Abe

Slightly OT: Flakeboard can be made strong. The hospital/industrial grade stuff has a very tough laminate over the thick, well shaped flakeboard. I work for a hospital and occasionally some of the old service furniture (think benches sinks counters etc.) goes up for public auction. I snagged a...

OT: I'm in love with that base setup. Nice work man.