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WOW!!!! pattenp, that sucker is $160! I was not expecting that. Its a great suggestion, looks to do most of what I want to do but I did not expect to pay that much.

This is an older thread that meets my issue as well. Can anyone make a recommendation of a motion switch for fluorescents? Here is more specific to what I want to do. I have an attached garage with four 4ft fluorescents connected to a switch in the laundry room on the other side of the...

I am a miller man. i have a 212 at the shop and a dinisty (that can't be spelled right) tig. I have a 180 auto set at the house. love them. That said, i would never knock a hobart, many of my fab friends use them. I would only suggest is that you get something that will run on 220v. I...

Yes ford33, but your friend sounds like a foundation expert. If he is looking for advise, i would bet our friend is not an expert at this. What are you looking to get your self into? A fixerupper, get a professional in there and tell you what the issue is. You looking for something more move...

I had built this for my daughter. Posting so it is not just the links

I had built this for my daughter http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g429/pst496/Wagonfront-1.jpg http://i1101.photobucket.com/albums/g429/pst496/Wagonback.jpg

I have done this a couple different ways. I have a 1950 chevy truck. During assembly, i use jack stands on dolly’s. During disassembly and construction, I use plates welded to posts that bolt to the frame. the other end of the posts are welded to dolly’s. I like to be able to move my...

Re: garage slab to driveway hight issue why all the expensive solutions???? Just build some small shims/ramps to smooth the transition. Something out of metal. Build a couple pairs of varing widths to accomidate various things..........

65deg when in use. 45deg when not We still go through a tank of propane a season should have done a better job of insulating, need an alternative source of heat. looking to build a waste oil heater

We have a place in the same catagory in St. Louis called Shapirros.....(spelling may be off). Metal prices are good but when you bring Cash they are great. I used to strike a good deal at Hoods for residential stuff but they have kinda gone main stream. There gotta be other examples around...

I have to ask , did not read above. On some of the commercial 2 posts I have looked at, there is a bar/brace connecting the post guides at the top. Is this lift not incorporate that kind of design?

I ran 2 cat5's, 2 RG6, in one pipe. that was enough to run my alarm, phone, (phone has an intercom too) highspeed, TV. Trouble free for a couple of years. One note on moisture, I thought about this and ran the entire 130ft run on an incline so any moisture that did occur would acuminate at...

I was born into a racing family. I remember as a kid my dad would give me a carburetor to take apart and put back together. I would always have parts left over. First hand tools where from my grandfather who was a machinist. Open end wrenches, I still have them. I think from then on I might...

aaah, thanks sir

how do I filter/search for threads that i posted on but did not suscribe to?

-------------------------------------------------------------------------------- Nope, they stay. even if you rotate wrenches, the shafts bind before you meet the mouth of the open end

Nope, they stay. even if you rotate wrenches, the shafts bind before you meet the mouth of the open end.

is it a self support....like a lattice or mono pole or is a guide. do you know its loading?

simple hand wrenches are the first thing grab for. I built this and attached it to the side of my tool chest. I still need to add the last three slots but you get the idea.

I'll have to build one of these...I have one that just hooks to a shop vac. works great but will clog the filter pretty quickly. that dust will ruin a filter quick too