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+1, I'd really like to get my hands on a set of these, especially the metric! :drool:

I'm a Japanese car nut as well :) Especially old-school JDM. I wish I had the ability to import JDM cars, like you guys have in Australia.

It's all about Shun knives, from Kershaw: http://www.chefknivestogo.com/shunknives.html

As russlaferrera said, Plasti-Dip is your best bet. It's available in a spray can, or in a can that you dip the handles of a tool into, and it coats them with a rubber-like coating. It's great stuff :) http://www.plastidip.com/ Usually available at your preferred big-box home improvement store.

1. Physical Security - Good locks, strong doors, well-lit exterior 2. Intrusion Alarm - A 24-hour monitored alarm with a proper install 3. Good Insurance - Locks and alarms will only stop honest crooks. Best to be prepared in case things are stolen. As good as the dogs and guns appear, most...

Can't wait to see the videos of this one. I wish the ceiling in my garage was higher though.

Anyone else track one of these down yet?

Thanks for the run-down :)

Winner! We used them all the time when I was in the Air Force. 11/16" is common for aircraft hydro systems.

Glad I'm not the only one who thinks that Blitz's drain pans are garbage. I have another model of drain pan, and it has leaked horribly since day 1. My favorite funnel is the 'Spill-Free' style for coolant. No more antifreeze on the exhaust manifolds (or anywhere else for that matter). See here...

The thing I don't like about those boxes is that they're only 18" deep, and the drawers are significantly shallower. But if it's cheap enough, that isn't much of an argument ;)

Build a Microwave Transformer Homemade Stick/Arc Welder Make your own for free(ish)!

Just letting everyone know that I just recieved my HyFlex sample request, submitted about a month ago. I love HyFlex gloves, as my hands just get too sweaty in latex gloves.

Easily worth the $2.99 that Sears charges. They are really handy to have for repetitive tasks.

I'd love to get one of those in my hands.

I'll take a pic of my setup tonight :)

I've used many a pair of Safety Wire pliers during my time in the Air Force, and my recommendations are either Milbar, or Snap-On. Unfortunately, the choices are a bit limited, as it's a specialty tool. Which Milbar ones did you get? I have a set of generic HF safety wire pilers, and they...

That looks like a 'Prevost' coupler. I've used one of those before and they worked great. Prevost Home Coupler Page

I have see the garage in person, and it is even better in person than it is in the pictures :D Hi Mike ;)