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the lady bought me some storage bins as i requested as aBday present, spent a bit of time organizing all of my electric, plumbing, and miscellaneous supplies

my father has been an electrician since 81 and he still has the same original set of kleins he started the trade with. very good tools. i have a few pairs of linesmen pliers and such but i prefer wiha just for hand grip and comfort

worked on my dads rock crawler, getting the rear 4link setup on the axle end, going to throw the axle under the rig and verify my clearances and full bump dimensions

sounds like you went to a maritime academy like myself, I did the same thing, I did two years of ME program, realized I hated everyone in my classes and all of my friends were in the MET programs, its not that ME was harder I just didn't fit in with it. sorry to digress

ii have been fortunate to be able to dabble in all aspects of wrenching, paper work, and management. I worked as a systems engineer for three years out of a service truck, all hands on work, i would get bored here and there. I was able to break up the monotony by branching off to the software...

I have a hobart handler 185 for my mig setup, its an awesome welder for the price, Ive been wanting to complement it with a 120v Hobart unit for sheet metal and thinner material. I was also fortunate to have inherited my friends miller dynasty 200 tig when he moved overseas. at my shop we have...

worked on my dads rock crawler, its been a two year long project and im itching to get it out so i can get my own projects started. did some genera cleanup and prepped the exhaust manifolds for my lsx swap

i got hired into management as an engineering supervisor about 4 months ago after being part of the crew for 2 years. I was always clean, disciplined. and very efficient. Its hard to be the bad guy when you work a bunch of grown children some who are twice my age that need constant babysitting...