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Looking great, Dan! Uh, did you forget my RV pad next to the shop? 😁

That's a whole lotta trikes, Jim! If you get a chance, try some Meat Mitch Whomp Sauce. The best store bought sauce I've ever tried!

Nice recovery, Dan! I'd say that scissor lift just payed for itself!

The floor looks great, Dan. Yer getting closer!

I did part of it in a 1990 Plymouth Voyager mini van. I had a blast! Wife, her sister and BIL, not so much.

That's a week's worth of stuff, Jim! Wow!

Looks like the fork lift paid for itself on the gable!

I believe that a Happy Birthday is in order for you today, Jim. Happy Birthday! Hope you have a great day!

Looking great Dan! Looking forward to seeing it in person in a couple weeks!

I've heard this might be the last one in PF. Seems like most of the locals and a lot of the businesses don't like the larger than usual crowds. Their $$ must not be green enough! I'm sure there's another town that would love to host.

I hear ya. I've seen it in person on a 36" sander. Luckily, no injuries to the operator. I had a 3" disk come off of a die grinder, straight into my lower lip and chin. That one required some stitches.

So THAT'S what mine is supposed to look like! 😍

Damn. Effin plumber. I'd be sure to leave an appropriate online review. Glad to hear there's progress, and hope the non-stop storms are about done down there. Wife talked to her daughter in Orlinda yesterday. They were still getting beat on. All of my side of the tennessee family is up here...

My Ex-wife's husband V2.0 used to brag that his SO toolbox cost more than his house. Err, trailer. Good for them! 😅

And the sander. I did buy a start capacitor for it, like $6 at Grainger, but the centrifugal switch was the issue, so a few squirts of WD was all it needed besides a new disk. I was worried that the 1/4 HP motor wouldn't be strong enough. It's more than plenty! Both of these tools will outlive...

She's not a looker, but still runs smooth and quiet. The only thing I've replaced in almost 6 years of ownership is the blade.

https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/delta-table-saw-whats-it-worth.428216/ @Hoorn here is the thread I started when I found the saw. Pics to follow.

Thanks! It does have the cover, I've learned that those are like hen's teeth. I forgot to mention that I have the front access door as well.

I don't think I've posted either of these. Not pretty, but fully functional. The Unisaw is dated 1939/1940. Other than the paint, it appears to be mostly original. I was able to buy it from the university I worked at when it became obsolete. I think I paid $250 for it. The 12" sander appears to...

Glad you're back amongst the living, Jim!