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a little johnson's paste wax on the commonly used and boeshield T9 on those not so used goes a long way.

so anyone know the best deal on 50' of good hose?

Just make sure your compressor isn't one that vibrates a ton :) My just has a little vibration the tools all stay nice.

I picked up a sears deal on a compressor for my smaller workshop. Storage is a premium so I came up with this:

not with only a people door :)

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42" is going to be stretch for many things. Best get a few dudes to do it. If it were lower a few jacks and a strong piece of wood would work fine.

Over $3 a pop!...laying glue down for straight VCT isn't that bad of a process.

Where's the best deal on a good 50' hose now? HF has the goodyear black and vilo??? red ones for $20 something bucks. I have a free sears reel I am using that is not self-retracting, but has the same type of crappy hose the taskforce comes with, more plasticy than rubber.

I had cool seal used on a built-up flat roof I had over a patio...it was great. Make sure you check your zoning on this change sometimes going from a open car port to a closed garage can change your taxes.

As long as your rafters can support the weight, it's no different than storing anything else up there.

Billy Mays here, and I want you to try Mighty Putty... :)

florida, Lantana.

tanner's preserve works well for me. Made for saddles that cost more than many cars :)

I am looking for the following to finish off my set. 1/4 drive: 1 1/2" ext Nut Drivers: 5, 6, 8, 10, 11, 3/16, 1/4, 5/16, 11/32, 3/8, 7/16 3/8 drive: SAE: 12 point: 1/4, 5/16, 3/8, 7/16 6 point: 1/4, 5/16, 7/8 Metric: 12 point: 6, 7, 8, 9, 11, 16 6 point: 6, 7, 8, 20, 21, 22 1/2...

Some updates: I painted the crossboards above white and also painted the underside of all the workbenches nice and white today....it throws noticably more light.

I want to build a 36" x ~8' desk. I have seen some really nice ones made from a door slab that got damaged on one side. I have called around but we don't have many real building centers here in my 15min circle. Anyone know a good way to get one? Or a good substitute for a real wood large...

a good trick to find something on a floor like concrete is to get your head right down on the ground and look sideways for it. a magnetic broom is awesome too. I use a tool like this when I work outside and something bounces into grass or junk.

that would be easy, but I cannot place them there are there is nothing to screw them into...the screens are practically flush mounted. They are effectively one with the structure, the only way to remove them would be to also remove the sheeting.

need a way to access the rod from the grate. If they had an "L" adapter like a right angle drill chuck that would work.