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I love the look of recycled wood and metal. I am also working on a tree house for my kids. Here is a picture from a while ago.

I use mine for exactly this. My kids come running from the woods when they hear it.

Now this is brilliant. So simple and effective.

Similar idea to the very expensive Zippo. Works good for me. http://www.homedepot.com/h_d1/N-5yc1v/R-202292028/h_d2/ProductDisplay?catalogId=10053&langId=-1&keyword=grill+lighter&storeId=10051#.UQaJh_JD1So

I work for HD and have seen that bench put together. The base is under built, very wobbly. I would not purchase it.

I knew a sami from Finland. You didn't happen to be an exchange student in the 90s.

It does have a lifetime warranty. Hopefully they will honor it.

You can actually see the corner of another Z8. That makes at least five. That is .2% of the 2,602 Z8s in the US. :willy_nil.

I would do this in three pieces. I would hang the top piece around the box and down to lowest point of the large conduit, cutting a slot in the bottom of the drywall for it. Second piece straight at the bottom of the large conduit and cut outs for the other conduits and the lower piece...

Aerating in the spring will make your pre-emergent weed block (Scotts step 1) that you put on at the same time worthless. The weed block creates a barrier that weeds can not penetrate. Aerating punches holes in this barrier.

Reminds me of the Sawstop. This has been around for a while but it is amazing.

That is so simple. Terrible website though.

Not a saltbox. I would also say no on the Colonial. I would say cottage or craftsman.

Be aware that a short sale is absolutely not a short process. We just purchased a short sale house and it took 6 months from them accepting our offer. From what I have heard that was very quick. It can take years. If you have time they can be a good deal though.

Someone mentioned machinist. I have heard from two different people who are in the business that machine shops are hiring and can not find any applicants.

Wow, that is exactly the solution I am looking for. I can box up my sheet goods and ship it to their warehouse. When I need them they will ship them back. What a great idea!

Is that a framing square mounted flush to the top of the work bench? I love that idea.

The Harbor Freight 13 drawer box is popular and cheap. It is a great choice if you can live with the stigma of a "cheap box". http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=133522&highlight=drawer

Guess I was wrong. No beer though. From TimTaylor's facebook. http://www.facebook.com/photo.php?fbid=277206655651953&set=a.277205238985428.66219.133791356660151&type=1&theater

I just can't see Dr. Gee in the back yard with a beer playing ********. Great guy, just doesn't strike me as the ******** type.