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The cycle time on most hydraulic splitters is just brutal. I would want something you can put a 4 way on and cycle time less than 10 seconds. If your ready to spend 3k+ I would get a super split. They have hondas or electric. Eastonmade ultra is great but in the 4k+ range. There are alot of...

Setup outside and remove the jack when not in use. Or cover it. I put mine in a shed.

You don't really need a header but make sure that horizontal tongue and groove board over your current door isn't sticking out past the posts on either side. You may want to add one though to stiffen up the wall above the door. Another 2x4 and ply wood to make it flush with the posts should be...

Not too many of those old ones being restored. If it's complete it might run after being cleaned up. Most are static display pieces. Basically worthless if it's missing anything. Part out on eBay if you need the money

I would start with the front and cut your plate exactly 24 then bolt it down straight Then cut the other plates exactly your design length. Adjust the back so the diagonals are the same. You won't be off much.

Attach pt ply wood to the inside to cover all the studs and sills at your slab elevation. Block in between the studs to keep debris out. Fill in to the appropriate height then pour the concrete. Or pour an appropriate slab adjacent to the building and move it after cutting off the bottom even...

How about plywood screwed directly to the concrete

Not sure where to buy that stuff. But you could consider new siding on one side of the house and recycling the stuff you take off.

Turn down the head off the larger screws. Or maybe a low head Allen cap screw

Definately silver. Check if your friend has more.

Nothing too crazy in the photos. I'd set up some tables and have a yard sale and take any offer on the big stuff.

Bonus points for the make and model of the chainsaw.

Install the window flush with the sheathing. Old style wood windows use the outside trim as the flange. You could trim it first if you want. Caulking and paint to seal it up. Or wrap with aluminum and j channel for vinyl.

I almost never use a lock on a tape measure. I can't think of a reason to have it on all the time

Looks like grandpa got his monies worth out of it

Looks like the handle is made in 2 pieces and slides together.

Check the air fitting on the gun matches the hose

They probably need to refresh the counters again by now. Keep those ideas flowin

You can build a lot better for 1700. Say 8x12. PT 2x6 floor joist. 2x4 studs 24 oc. T111 siding.

Get a new stihl 261cm. Keep you bar and chains and use them