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This doesn't work so well for those of us with trucks that hold 6 quarts and 8 quarts of oil. :confused: I just bought a new catch pan/jug from Autozone. Drain, cap it and next time I go get oil for a change, I'll take the pan and have them empty it. My last one was over 10 years old but...

Depends on what the metal is for too. Are you replacing floors, quarters, other body parts, subframe, etc? If so, I would suggest buying the premade replacement panels from places like Classic Industries, Auto Metal Direct or others, unless you are a pro and have all the tools necessary to...

I have the drafting set to go with it. :)

Pretty cool that it has the Napier Field graphic. Dothan is at the bottom of our state, right before you enter Florida.

HOLY 11 YEAR OLD THREAD FROM THE DEAD!!!!!!!! :yikes:

20% off Zoro purchases.......Tekton 25-250ft/lb 1/2" drive torque wrench and some 1.25" balls to replace the broken knobs on my drill press handles. Why use such a large box to ship these? Crazy........🤪

Wheel dollies for the Willys and a collection of 10mm

Yep.....blacksmith leg/post vise. That's a tragedy. It's complete with spring and in good condition.

Oooooooohhhh, I didn't know those existed either. I am definitely going to have to pick up one of those! :love:

Channellock hook & pick set to replace my broken super-cheapos. I really thought these handles were going to be bigger though.

If you're just bending aluminum fence posts (pipe) then you should be able to do it with the Harbor Freight bender. I'm not sure how much of a bend you need so that could be your limiting factor with that bender.

For my forged pieces, I mixed up a combo of BLO, turpentine and bee's wax. Boiled Linseed oil by itself can be used too. Just don't use too much or it'll be sticky. Sitting the piece in the sun will help it cure too.

I bought mine from High Temp Tools. It's been going strong for 6 years now with no issues. I'm currently only running 1 burner but have a 2nd to install whenever I get around to relining my forge. https://hightemptools.com/collections/all

Is there a cake under all that icing? WTF? :yikes: The only thing that filling rust with bondo does is hide the continuously growing rust. I would rather SEE rust hole than my whole damn rig break in half.

Picked up this Craftsman Heritage last Sunday. It's rough and missing the tray but the leather handle is in nice shape. I'll give it a good clean up, paint if necessary and store some of my older tools in it.

Thanks. I corrected my fat finger typo. :D

Nice! I too have been looking for one for several years. Just haven't found one in my cheap budget. :geek:

Picked these up at a flea market yesterday. Craftsman box that I'm going to restore to put some of my vintage tools in. The small green box contains all Blackhawk sockets. Probably paid too much but I really liked them. $30 for all.

Unistrut....... You can mount it and use sliding hooks to put them wherever you need them. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B00JPIH8K8/?tag=atomicindus08-20