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Depends on what you are using the space for. I have shelves and cabinets. I do mostly automotive work in my shop, occasionally bodywork.......... after bodywork I definitely like cabinets better because there is dust everywhere that is not closed.

Here’s my dog…….I wish I could get him to hang with me in the garage but that’s a no go???

that's what your floor jack handle is for

I used parts from an Olympic weight bench found on the side of the road for the “structure” a three phase motor, VFD and a kit from origin blade maker

Who makes LSR1500 for blue-point? It's a 5 piece flip socket set made in USA for damaged/locking lug nuts.

+1 smack socket with hammer.

Iridium....I use the Fenix PD36R....Rechargeable 18650....on/off at the tail stock, brightness function on another button toward the lens. I use it daily with no issues and bought it specifically because I hated all the flashlights that you have to toggle between thirty different functions to...

I don't own a bent handle ratchet and so far have never "needed" one

Shop air....Baby oil

I thought harbor freight did away with coupons???

Buckgnarly for cotton socks they are nice.....but...I like darn tough way better, so don't get your hopes too high.

I think every other aspect of this conversation has been covered pretty well. I will speak to my experience installing customer supplied parts. I explain upfront to the customer that we are not supposed to install customer supplied parts but if we do because of whatever variable there is...

Awesome build.........I still have all my aurora and t-jet cars....I moved up to 1:32 as a young teen and my dad and I would build all the chassis and paint the bodies together all weekend...I think that's what started me into real cars!!! lightening everything we could, adding bearings to what...

clean and dry

thats bad ***

count me in

littlegreenhouse.com has vent kits that seem reasonably priced.

I worked a forest city auto parts for a couple years, I don't remember any "store" brand tools? I was there towards the end of their existence (late 80's) prior to being sold to track auto and going bust. Cool old tools, either way.

I love the "drop light" light!!! cool idea.

Hello from Syracuse