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Interesting. I own a 56" top and bottom and a 44" bottom and feel that the 56" has a slightly better fit & finish, plus it has actual latches on the drawers while the 44" has detents instead. I much prefer the 56" over the 44" Having said that, I bought mine a handful of years ago and am...

Re: Lets see your Shop Audio! That's pretty damn cool! :thumbup:

At the Elkhart RV Open House two years ago, there was a higher-end 5th wheel unit where its front cap had caught slightly on fire due to the cheap LED strips being cut to length and not being re-sealed... RV's are generally built rather haphazardly.

You won't be disappointed, I've had mine for almost a year now and I still admire them every time I open my socket drawer. :thumbup:

I'm also a SolidWorks user, and to do it properly would take many, many hours. You would need to reverse engineer the drawer lock system and the slides, and you would still need to figure out the initial design of the box, drawer gaps, metal thickness and other fabrication considerations. Then...

I agree, it does look significantly better. :thumbup:

A stock photo of the one I have:

I had to have nine stitches in my left thumb Sunday night for slipping with an exacto knife. If this is the dumbest thing you've done in awhile, then you're doing pretty damn good.

A device used to entertain a group of idiots?

Welcome fellow Hoosier!

I've been busy chasing a wiring ghost, figured I might as well relocate the fuse box and do a minor wire tuck while I'm at it.

It's even better in person!

Why thank you CudaChick.

Installed this:

Every time I see this acronym I want to cut somebody. It's probably just do to the fact that it's overused by white-trash, ghetto-girls on FaceBook, normally while posting a news story.

Big fan of Mr. Egan, I've also been a subscriber to R&T since '97. I wish they would drop the goddamned "new-age hipster ********" though.

I have this one and it is complete overkill... But I love it.

A lot of us R/C nitro guys use WD-40 as after run oil in our cylinders, not exactly apples to apples, but somewhat related to the topic at hand. WD-40 is a fantastic short-term lubricant.

I placed a padlock on the entry door to my detached garage, not only does it add a small level of security, it also has the secondary benefit of being able to confirm the door is locked from the house.