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Was wondering around looking for a pressure washer that I really need for myself and stumbled on these in the rafters. I found a computer for customer use in front of the store, looked up the item number and "nothing found" [/IMG] How do I finagle getting a forklift guy to get them down...

I did not find any recent posts about pressure washers. Since losing my hobby shop means losing access to a karcher hot water pressure washer I am looking for a replacement. I know I am not going to get a hot water unit. What I would like is something in the 2000 psi range (or more) and...

I have an almost unlimited supply of used car radios, So when I find one I like with blue tooth and MP3, amplifier, boom box etc. I hook it up to a 12V battery with a trickle charger, run a external antenna. This set up works for me in our metal building. I hate static and bad reception.

Can you increase the width of the sealing strip that way? I have an impulse sealer and have seen some have like a 1/4 inch wide seal... That would be a cool upgrade.

Wow great post, wish I had seen it sooner. I never thought about having them serviced. I always thought that it would be too expensive to have one brought up to date. I have to go check at the shop to see if they got scrapped out and check out the brands.

It is 48 inch, actually it looks like 47 because someone did a little grinding at the end of the handle. The jaws have very little wear on them. Its gonna get a electrolysis bast and repainted when the weather gets better.

Found this buried on a pallet that was heading to the scrap dumpster. It found its way to the back of my truck.

I am just stocking up on scrap. Shipped out 100 tons last month because I had no more room at work and 10 Toms at my hobby shop. Prices are up about 15 percent in the Midwest for January. Prices will be under 100 a ton for a while. The scrap yards are also getting very picky on the grades...

Not cheap, but these guys have custom sizes at the bottom of the page. http://www.restaurant-services.com/cooking2.htm Used ones are a lot cheaper or free if you have someone scrapping one out.

Not cheap, but these guys have custom sizes at the bottom of the page. http://www.restaurant-services.com/cooking2.htm

Not sure where you are located but if you are near a metro area check commercial restaurant equipment re-seller or repair place. Regular pizza ovens have replaceable stones if one cracks they are replaced and the old ones thrown away. I have also seen ovens that are too costly to repair get...

First one is the brute that we use at my hobby shop. It mounted on a bench thats 1 inch steel plate probably 6.5 feet by 4.5 we use 4 air cylinders attached to casters when we move it. [/IMG] Second one is a little Wilton that I picked up years ago I guess I need to clean it up at some...

I run to as well MS360 and a MS260. The 260 does most of the wok i need done. I am also looking at a top handle saw to add to the collection. Big saws get heavy for cleanup work.

Insurance......Its cheap and then you can buy what you had.

With the price of scrap where it is you can shop you local shops for a piece of 1/4 inch or better stainless or reg steel. If you cant find a full piece section in a thing piece and a thinner piece for one side. My go to bench is 1 inch thick 5 x 4 not too much move that without a forklift...

X2 Don't know how much "router" work you are looking at or tolerances, but I would lean towards a used mill.

I guess I really did not know that. I will look at some other bio product I have or just use some dawn and water.

Well I did get it mounted and screwed together. This setup will be takeing a ride on a tow truck next July and I am hoping that I will not have to take it apart.

Yes it is a flathandle ratchet, I will get a picture of it tommorow when I go to the shop. Been trying to clean up my home shop to move more stuff in from our downsizing.

Looks good to me. I would swap the black pipe for copper for the cost. Black pipe today is a lot thinner than it use to be. 3/4 copper is not that bad and you do not have any risk of rust. Also make sure you pipe dope all the threads good, I have an expansion tank that developed a drip...