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Nice. If you don't mind, what did it cost to have an electrician do it? I'm looking to add a sub panel to my detached garage and have no idea what something like this would cost.

I have a battery powered 18V Ryobi unit and it has lasted several years. No complaints about it.

Thanks for the info everyone! To answer a few questions. The garage door does appear to be insulated. So that's a good start. Everything appears to be made from 2x4 including the rafters. So I may take things in stages to getting the garage updated, starting with adding fiberglass to the...

Hello All. I purchased my first house over the summer and it has a detached non-insulated garage. I'm in Illinois and with the past two weeks of having sub-zero temperatures, pretty much anything water-based in my garage has frozen solid. Makes it a little rough to work on stuff. LOL. So...

I sold mine about a 1-2 years ago for $500. It looked just like the one in the picture above, with no accessories other than the bridge.

Why not look at a roll-up style door like most business/auto shops have? There wouldn't be any wasted ceiling space with that.

That's nothing new. I had a lift by a company called Kwik Lifts which was the same concept. I found that it worked a whole let better on older cars which had frames, rather than unibody cars due to the jacking points if you needed to take the wheels off while on the lift.

I have an older Motiv power bleeder that I've used on my VW GTI. Worked perfectly.

This is my recent acquisition. Got it free from a co-workers father who was just going to get rid of it. :thumbup: Just needs a little clean up and a repaint on the bottom.

Interesting. I used a 20% coupon and a free item coupon in the same order at the store. They, however, wouldn't let me use two free item coupons on the same order. I had to split it up into two separate purchases.

What socket organizers are those? I haven't seen that kind before.

I stopped by there again today and was able to pick up a few misc sockets, 1 flare wrench, and a couple of SAE nut drivers. I would like to have gotten a few more metric flex sockets but they were pretty picked over. Thanks for the pointers on where to look!

I just paid a visit to my Sears and they didn't have anything on clearance. And their idea of a "sale" on the other items was $1 off regular price. :mad:

Not to side-track the thread, but what is a good tool for bending brake lines? I have a tool like in the link below, but I'm not crazy about it. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000GKEXS4/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Haha. Stacey is a guy..

I had the same shelves for my first bench as well. The only difference is that I used some 2x4s and made a bench top. That way I could pound on things and not damage the cheap fiber-board that it comes with. :thumbup:

Awesome, thank you!

Are there any coupons for the 26" cabinet to get it below $300? http://www.harborfreight.com/hand-tools/tool-cabinets-and-carts/26-8-drawer-roller-cabinet-with-8-drawer-top-chest-67831.html

Thanks for the input everyone! I think I will pass on the black cabinet then and check out the 26 inch model. I've seen the ads for the 13-drawer model as well and it's very tempting. I already have a pretty sturdy wood workbench to work on. Would the 13-drawer model have enough space on the...

I was originally looking at purchasing the HF 11 drawer tool cabinet (here) but the general opinion is that it isn't worth the money (although it is cheap). How does the 26" rolling cabinet (here) hold up? I haven't seen too many reviews of this particular combo. I'm just a normal...