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They have new models, one is out now. They lift higher than the previous models, but they also more expensive.

I have both, not sure if the Newage are pro though. The Saber's are at the shop/mancave, the Newage's are in the house garage. I like the Sabers better. The hinges are way better on the Saber's and are adjustable.

When I purchased mine for my shop, Dean had both Chinese & Mexican made cabinets. The colors(shade) where sightly different, but the construction & quality is basically the same, (I have some of both). I also have the Newage pro's in my home garage which I had before the Saber's for the shop...

The 120v outlets on mine have a screw that lock the outlet holder/frame to the raceway, the only way the outlet could be pulled off is if you pulled the raceway off the wall, same as EMT. The 220v outlet frame screws directly to the wall then the raceway is run into it.

I highly recommend wiremold 3000 series for surface mount wiring. Very easily to add outlets or wiring at a later date, in fact I added some additional outlets after some of the machinery was placed. Here some pictures of mine during install;

Here is my Atlas 7B metal shaper that I restored, modified it in a few spots to update what Atlas did back in the day.

I too wanted to keep it as close to the ceiling as possible and I already had my air lines run which is why the box is where it is. Remember that the vent line is forced air. There is a lot of moisture that comes out the vent, in fact the chrome grill that Reznor supplied on the exterior is...

I went horizontal, but here is a picture on how I did mine, used single wall pipe. You are going to love that heater, it's worth the extra money.

I have a Super 11, that I purchased new in 1984, mine is green in color and is fully tooled. It's been a great machine! The later models are red and are basically the same, but have more safety features and are less square looking. Realize that when new, that you basically got the basic lathe...

Thanks for the input. I want it to look somewhat presentable since I walk by the holes everyday and I want to keep the water out, since they are drilled all the way thru to the base material. I'll check out the above mentioned products.

We removed the previous owners dog entry fence leading into the garage man door/dog door (it was a maze). The fence had been installed with tapcons into the path way concrete. I now need to fill the old holes before el'nino arrives (12 holes in total). What should I fill them with ?

The ultimate horizontal/ vertical mill is a Deckel. Some models like this one, even have a quill on the horizontal. Think Festool quality. Here's a picture of one of mine;

What size Caswell kit is that? Do you like the size you purchased or if you had to do it again would you have purchased another size? I would do similar sized stuff that you showed previously.

I would be interested in a 4 post, can you please PM me the price list?

When I was in the Stereo repair business we used Astron 35-50amp power supplies.