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Re: Can my garage get your vote? Voted. Good luck

Thank you for getting rid of the horrible silver paint! Quick release looks like one of those things that after you use a vice with that you could never go back to one without it!

Here is what I like to use: TurboTorch TX-504 Self-Lighting Hand Torch

I would hope that would be false, but you then again I'm seen many people not have any clue when it comes to changing a tire...

Re: E-tek Resto's 56 Chevy Truck Oh, ok, I know the stuff you're talking about. I didn't think you would use electrical tape, but it just looked really shiny for it to the the vinyl wrap. Looks great! What an attention to detail!:bowdown:

Re: E-tek Resto's 56 Chevy Truck Just curious, what's with the electrical tape? Is it electrical tape? Why not use shrink tape, or some other type of wire loom?

I've got a tiny Proto like the one posted up above, and also a tiny set of Channel-locks

I just warrantied a soft blow hammer. I called them Friday and explained the situation and the new one showed up today Monday. I don't understand how you don't understand that a business doesn't want to warranty something you didn't buy first hand from them? Especially government and military...

I went to school there.

It's all built with biscuits and glue, so no nails/screws (except for the legs, those are nailed). The ones I just finished building today I assembled the frame with 3" wood screws and glue, and attached the top with a finish nailer and glue. The nail holes are very small and will be able to...

That's half the fun! I've built a few sets over the last couple of years. Here is my favorite set so far. I first stained them using a basic oil stain, then applied 2 or 3 coats of polyurethane. Next, I taped off where my blue boarder was to be, and primed then painted. A then applied the UK...

Great story...props for not just blowing the old timer off like some would.

I missed it. Anyone want to fill me in?

Seems like a lot of money for Craftsman raised panels. I'd go the Blackhawk over those.

I've got a few different nailer, but I find my Bostitch Angled Finsher nailer to be my go to gun 90% of the time.

Re: E-tek Resto's 56 Chevy Truck Any updates on the truck yet?

Awesome, I'm looking forward to seeing some pictures!

Maybe it's that the pictures are crappy, but it kind of looks like it's been repainted to me. Also, I can't tell, is it friction slides or ball bearing?

I'm not familiar with the boxes your talking about but my biggest concern would be if they could handle the weight or not. Seeing as though they are built for maps and blueprints, I wouldn't think so, but I really don't know.

I'm not too good on the price of SO boxes, but that seems like a great deal to me. Excellent job on the clean up.