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The Luxo is a great light and very useful :thumbup: I do not recall running into a Roxton like you have. Greg

That is cool!

There is about 50 tons of limestone with fines compacted for the base. The base is anywhere from 8-20" thick. Also about 20 tons of limestone outcropping stone and 7 tons of flagstone. We would never attempt it without the proper equipment. Greg

This is a Fostoria incandescent work light.

That light is wonderful. Great find! Greg

Nice grab :thumbup:

I would bet that leads to some quality time :headscrat

Thanks...................and the best part $60 Greg

Really nice shed. Do not skimp on the electricity. In the next 20 years your needs and usage will probably evolve/change. Greg........... who has had to work on upgrades at several different places over the years

Really cool................great idea :thumbup: Greg

I never get the Longaberger stuff. So many seem to have it (most of it tucked away) and I see it at auctions everywhere in brand new condition. Easier than tools to find around here. Greg

An old spotlight reading light with thick glass lens.

Nice, like new parts cabinet

Nice lights Jim :thumbup: I was bitten by this bug long before I arrived here, this place just feeds the flame.................... Here is an old telescopic lamp Greg

Thanks :) Here are a couple Fostoria lights

The green light is a Dazor

Fostoria lights are great :thumbup: Greg

If you mean Powermatics, yes. although one of them I am debating on what to do with. It works ok but someone at some point knocked it over and there are cracks in the main casting. May either use it, sell it or part it out :dunno: I f you mean bandsaws................I have a dozen or so old...

I have a couple of those out there on a shelf as well. Both table mount floating head, round ones. Dazors are great. I will get pics of those as well. Greg

One of our patio installs