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It's in the upper left corner on page 60 of the December issue in the story "Salt Fever"

Wow, 'cool' job on the cooler, Breeze.

In college I worked part time for a research program and there was workshop in the basement of the building we were in. There was a DoAll in there just like in the pic above. I was building 'ganged' lantern slide projector system for the research group and used that saw a lot. You could trim and...

I agree on option 3 for the switch location. IMHO, it puts the operator in the best position to turn the saw on when he's ready with material to cut as well as to quickly shut it off if there's a problem.

Great shop and R/T. Digging Mopars, in my avatar you can just see the rear of my '68 R/T (440 powered) and my '32 roadster is a built 354 Hemi.

By all means, Thomas, please keep updates coming. You've got us all hooked on your slice of Heaven there in the Center of the Universe.

Looking good, Jeff. :thumbup:

Great starting point, Toby. When I moved to Auburn 8 years ago, I was like you, looking for a house with enough land to build a shop or already had a shop built. I got lucky and found a place with an existing 25x50 shop with a 12 foot ceiling. It too was like a blank canvas and after wiring...

Congrats on the new arrival, Jack. I trust Molly and Mrs. O are doing fine. As said by others, little girls and their Dads have a special relationship - so enjoy.

Congrats on the win, Dave. Looking forward to seeing pics of the new floor.

Thomas, I liked your explanation about the stain and my shop floor has a few beauty marks as well. In a past life, though, I was a photo interpreter. I noticed the location of that stain in the white square doesn't match the location of any of the 4x4s in the picture accompanying your...

Count me in. I'll 'vote early and often' as they say. Will anticipate seeing Youtube clips of Max racing his new kart.

:thumbup: What Jack said....Congrats, RL. Kids steal your heart and never give it back. Enjoy!

Thomas - As always, just a phenomenal attention to detail and workmanship. I'm in awe of your talents. That being said and at the risk of being a know-it-all jerk, as your attention to detail includes clocking the screws in the things you build and uses acorn nuts for aesthetic appearance, you...

The contrast between the before and after on the shop is simply amazing. The vision you had and created of what it would look like from what you started with is awe inspiring. A big :thumbup:.

I'm running dual Edelbrock 500 CFM carbs on a 401 Buick nailhead. When I pulled the fuel inlets off, there were some rubber bits right in the carb inlet (still haven't figured out where they came from:headscrat). So anyway, I'm working on getting both carbs cleaned out.

Not yet but soon. I've been working on house stuff and fussing with the '30 Roadster Pickup. Somewhere along the way, the carbs got fouled(it'll run but it won't idle) and I'm having to clean 'em out.

Great shots of a winter wonderland......but in spring. Thanks for sharing. :beer:

Jack - So sorry to hear about the loss of your dogs. Been through it myself and I know how it leaves a hole in ones heart. And now there's a young lady on the way, congrats. I now have a granddaughter and with her Mom, my first born, it makes for a wonderful extended family. Those ladies can...

Great start!! Can't wait to see progress pics and the final set-up.