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I use to a long time ago, but tore the skin back on my finger. From then on, I take off all watches and rings when I work on things.

I got my daughter a 96 Bonneville, 3.8L...nothing special. She has been using it for a little over 3 years now and it has been a good solid car. 165,000 and going strong. She is putting about 420 miles a week onit commuting to college and averages 25is in mixed town/highway driving. It will...

Mine is an old electronics workbench I got at a government junk sale.

Mine is an Excel Compressor, I am not sure of the year. 60 gallon tank, 5 hp Single stage I can't find out much on it, but it still works. I got it from a friend several years ago and so far it keeps on chuggin.

Ditto My original tool chest, a small Sears one, and some drawers in the cabinet next to it are used for my air tools.

We have always called it panduit, and you should be able to get it at most any place that sells comm cabling Here's an example http://cableorganizer.com/panduit/pan-way.htm

I've been fighting for space in my old shop/shed which is mostly used to store my extra truck parts and other miscellaneous stuff. I was reading on here about folks finding/using old tire store racks to get the tires off the floor, so I did some thunkin (it hurts too :wtf: ),. Anyways I came...

I currently have three in my shop. One for SAE, one for metric, on for airtools/misc. I keep thinking about buying a nice big one, but right now I can think of better uses for the money. The multiple boxes work just fine for now.

I had my shop insulated with the industrial spray in stuff. No moisture will build up between the outer panel with it. It cost a bit more than the sheet or fiberglass roles, but I liked how it owrked in my friends shop, so I went with it also.

The act was amended a year or so ago for provisions specific to the folks serving in Iraq and Afghanistan. Your base legal or the local VA should let you know if they can legally proceed with the foreclosure or not. I had a troop I work with that they were going to try and kick them out of...

Only way it's coming down is if a hurricane takes it out.

Here is what I started with. Not terrible, but still very limiting for southern Mississippi dampness (especially for sheet metal and body work). My"Shed" as it is dubbed is about 12x16 with the overhang/single carport. 20 amp 110V power is all that is running there now. I had a bit more when...

I didn't think they could foreclose on you while husband is deployed. You need to check with the Veterans Administration to see what rights you have as family with a member deployed to hostile area.

They help some, but had I too do it over again, I would have saved the money for something else. It is movable, but does take a lot of grunting to move a full vehicle with the drive train and the body on the frame.

I have a few of the small bin drawers, but mostly it is either ziplock bags or coffee cans so far. Not the best for sure, but someday I also plan on having some of the bin drawers being shown.

I'm Bill and on the gulf coast of Mississippi. I have a 24x30 metal shop for working on my old truck and what not. Glad to have found you folks.

This is what I use to work out of, a 16x12 Shed with carport. I use it now to store lots of my extra truck parts or things I don't need in the way in the shop. You know how that goes, no matter what you build, they are never big enough for very long. For those of you that asked, here is the...

I took some more shots of it today. Still not the cleanest, but shows it a bit better. I had a friend help wire it up for me, and had it insulated with the blow in type stuff. So far I am very happy with it.

I have been really enjoying reading about all these shops. Mine was done a couple years ago so I could work on my old Chevy truck. Shop is 24x30x10 with a 15x18 overhang. With the two big doors situated the way they are it makes for a nice breeze to help keep things cool in the Mississippi...