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If you’re young I’d buy a Scag Liberty Z with a 52 inch deck.

Built a spare tire carrier.

I build these, it’s nice because I can jack the project using the cross piece and put jack stands under it so working on those lower panels is easy. I don’t like having the piece that runs between the front and back, it makes working under the project difficult. I added a picture of some I made...

Here it is

Yeah, it also has a landing gear caster system.

Yeah home made, ground goes to a clamp for stuff that won’t get a good ground to the table. 1/2 inch top with 5/8” holes. Also has six 32” deep drawers. Still haven’t painted it

Simply search strip disc on Amazon

Mill scale, rust, paint this does it quick, and does not remove the steel itself.

24000 BTU MrCool DIY, 26x56’ attached. Have used it for cooling and heating for over 2 years, love it.

Removed the engine (gen 2 coyote), transmission, and suspension from a totaled 2016 Mustang GT I bought for a donor car for a 67 Fairlane.

How long have you had it? The wife’s Dewalt leaf blower did the same thing. Called them and once they found it was still under warranty I sent it in for free and a new one showed up a couple weeks later.

I just screwed some brake line into the end of the gun.

3/8 Snap-on extension, 3 feet long. I don't use it much but the Snap-on is almost warn off.

I know a lot of you will cringe, I bought a bed frame at Goodwill for $10 and built this tire rack. I planned it out so I would only have to drill 3 holes. When it came to cutting I used my band saw and pushed it through slowly. I did use some scraps of angled stock I had to make it long enough.

Never liked how high the running boards were on my truck, lowered them 1 and 1/2". I simply cut the stock brackets and welded in a piece that was an inch and a half in width. I also had to cut and bend some aluminum to cover the exposed brackets.

Not too big of a project. Bought this aluminium sled deck for an 8' truck bed for a really good price. I new I would have to cut it down to fit my 6 1/2' bed.

My SIL bought this old mini lathe at a yard sale, rebuilt it and gave it to me for Christmas, Has a treadmill DC motor which gave the old lathe variable speed. He also had to make the inverter.

When bending 16 gauge I usually scribe it with a cut off wheel in a angle grinder first. If a true 90 is needed a thicker cut off wheel is required for 16 gauge. Using a couple pieces of C-channel in a vise really helps, I use the top of the C-channel as a guide for the cut off wheel. This is...

Wow this is an old thread, the last time I used the pneumatic tires on the hoist was in 2020 to bring parts of a snowmobile trailer into the shop. I don't have any new pictures and today the hoist has the casters on it. The parts I used are really crude and I would make it more refined if I...

It's actually pretty easy and IMO well worth it to switch to ball bearing slides. Removing the spot welds is the most irritating step but with a pneumatic mini sander the process is fast and doesn't leave a hole in the drawers or cabinet. I mark were the spot welds are with a sharpie and use...