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BTW found these hinged brackets that are perfect for this... "Flexible enough to work in tight spaces, sturdy enough to hold up to 750 lbs. per pair! These folding shelf brackets are handy in areas and situations where you want a work surface that can be folded down and out of the way when not...

Charlie...take a look at this site..they have a few good hinged brackets that may be good... http://www.rockler.com/product.cfm?page=10227

I really would have been more impressed with that race shop if they spent a bit more time laying it out better, and keeping it better organized and clean...jeeesh.

We used to leave all of the tools connected at the assembly plants. Only if there was a special tool or over a long holiday would we remove them, more for theft. As long as they did not leak, no prob.

I am thinking that if the SS counter top that I have listed in the classified section do not sell, I may just cut off the ends (scrap the part with the hole in it) and use them as fold down benches that I could put a miter saw on as needed or a drill press etc. The question is what would be...

Just an FYI...the 12" Bench drill press is on sale from $199 to $159.99 and eligible for 10% Craftsman Club, and you can also get free shipping, and a free $5 tool bag for spending more than $50. All together with Nj's 7% I paid $154.07 Well since my 17" Floor Press will never come in, This is...

I still need the approval before I can get construction drawings and put it out for bid...It's you, your atty if needed, and your wallet against the town.

I feel your pain...NJ is driving me up the wall...West Orange is making me jump through hoops for our addition. We are not changing the foot print of the house, just adding to the existing second floor over the garage and over the other side. My side yard setback needs to be 15' and 10', I am...

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Sounds good to me.....you guys are great.

How did you mount the "Metro" racks to the wall like that? They are strong when all 4 legs are on the ground as the downward pressure keeps the joints tight, however in the air what keeps them stiff and together?

It is all going to be surface mounted inside the garage.... what would you recommend? Running two pipes next to each other?

Wire / Circuit limit in EMT 1/2" or 3/4" I am trying to plan out the conduit for the garage, and it looks like I will have one of the EMT runs with the following.... 1 20amp lighting on a 3 way (3 wires) #12 THHN 1 20amp outlet (2 wires) #12 THHN 1 30amp 220v (3 wires) #10 THHN and possibly 1...

For me, I know my limitations, but I also value my $$. I learned a long time ago the value of a dollar and will not just throw it away. I also enjoy the satisfaction of fixing something myself. The one that kills me are those that don't replace their own brake pads. It's one of the easiest jobs...

Eric...The SO is over $1K....Thats a killer price for a limited use wrench.

If the bolts are not torqued pretty close to spec, you get an annoying squeak, almost like a bearing. While I would love to use a gun, at $700 a piece for a replacement bolt, and most of the other parts getting hard to find and $$$, I would rather go manual. I did look last night, and found that...

What is everyone using from a colour#? 4100K, 5000K, or 6100K? I need to pick up 22 T8 32W bulbs this week.

I was looking at the same type from Berko JRK model. I was going to just get the 110V and use 1 or 2 units. They also make a wall mount bracket.

That is the socket that I will be using, however taking the bolt off it not always the issue, can use a breaker bar, but I need the torque wrench to put it on. Did not know there was any updated unit from Ferrari, as keeping it on the bolt is the biggest PITA.

This is for the center single wheel bolt on my early Testarossa. For years I have been using the factory spanner (first picture) with a huge lead hammer. This used to be much easier with the bolts that had 3 ears on it, but with the spanner it is a pretty funny / frustrating process. In...