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Very nice mod. I've yet to use my 4x6 very much in the vertical position but I can see how this would be useful. Now I just need to buy a mill so I can make stuff like this!

I would like to make a grill with one eventually, just a thought.

Is a metal cutting horizontal band saw out of the question? Ever since I bought mine I don't even want to look at the chop saw, dry cut or not...

Never for their intended purpose if I can help it. Hose clamps get the nut driver treatment. I severely dislike flat head fasteners.

A little (ok a lot) of bandsaw notching. Will snap some pictures of the welding table I'm building soon, just got her tacked together and closed up the garage for the day.

Lincoln NR-211 for a number of years now. It runs pretty smooth for FCAW and is readily available even if it's 8pm Sunday night, lol.

I gave one to my son (3), he absolutely loves it. He puts the 1/4" ratchet I gave him in it, among other odds and ends.

http://www.harborfreight.com/20-piece-poly-bins-and-rails-41949.html 20 Piece Poly Bins and Rails 100% PASS in my book. Sure, the wall hangers should be steel, but these are downright great for the money. They aren't going to hold 20 lbs in one bin, but the price for the name brand ones is...

After xmas Bump.

Snap-on: Sockets, Flare Nut Crows Feet, T-Handle, Breaker Bar... Very light use on all these tools. NO MARKINGS ON THEM. Paypal and other reasonable payment methods accepted. PM ME! L53 1" Drive Sliding T-Handle (New: $219.95) $90 + Shipping 207SFRh - 3/8" Drive 3/8-3/4 Flank Drive Flare...

In Yuma, AZ but will ship on your dime the cheapest USPS will do it for. No engraving or heavy wear on either of these. Paypal and other payments within reason. PM ME! $15 each. As seen here...

I use these at work for heavy equipment/tractor trailer maintenance. They are heavy at around 18 lbs but I've never seen one break. I've only seen a couple of them bend towards the hadle end from misuse. I use the weight of the bar as an advantage a lot, you can get some good striking force...

If you're looking at the KRA4813DPC check this out: http://buy1.snapon.com/catalog/item.asp?P65=&tool=storage&item_ID=92804&group_ID=23865&store=snapon-store&dir=catalog I have one, and I absolutely enjoy it. Rolls very smooth. Cheaper than a comparable heritage series to boot and I'm pretty...

The color didn't seem as washed out in person as it does in the pictures. Mind you they were taken with my cell phone that probably isn't the highest of resolutions, plus there was some light reflecting off the shrink wrap from the tool truck door being open. I wish I could have gotten some...

I want to say 59 for each 5 piece set either slotted or phillips but dont quote me on it. No hard handles to be seen. If you buy a set you get a free yellow hat. Not a real nice one, just a regular 'ol hat. I'm assuming they're just testing the waters to see what kind of demand there is for the...

Sorry for crappy cell pictures, but the yellow has made it's way to the South West.

Stickers: http://stores.nationalpremium.com/snap-ongifts/SKUGrpList122011.asp Also I just searched ebay for "snap on emblem" and a plethora of lots came up.

I use quite a few CDI's at work and I personally think they're a cut above the rest. We haven't had any issues with the torque being significantly off like we have with some of the other manufacturers. If it makes any sense, the CDI ones feel more "smooth" than any other wrenches I've used...

To me the steel these wrenches are made of seem a bit softer than other comparable options. If I had to do it all over I'd probably go with Williams. Don't get me wrong, they work well but when funds are available I'm definitely upgrading to a higher quality wrench. IMO they just show wear and...

From what I understand internet deals like that one are few and far between.