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Here I go again ... :spit: I have 2 rather small compressors that are in good working conditions. Since they're so small their CFM ratings are barely enough to keep up with most air tools. I mean, I can use my impact for short periods of time, or I can even use a grinder for about 10 seconds...

I'm not sure if it works will every hood, but mine will trigger if I get close enough to my 500w halogen work light.

It's in Canada where we do get a sh!t load of snow. There is no mention of how long it's been sitting out there, although it could not have been there for very long time since it's not extremely rusty. What worries me the most in the picture is the massive hole on the left post.

What do you think? Have a look, or stay away? Anyone know if the distance between the posts can be shorten?

Found this thread mistakenly clicking on "sticky for stickies" :lol_hitti

Why sad? It's a folding bench... it's not supposed to be a work of art. It folds up and down, stays down and holds your tools when you need it. Right? Give yourself some credit!

I don't feel so alone anymore :beer:

Isn't that what shop towels are for :lol_hitti

My welder. It's only a 110 Lincoln unit using flux-cored wire, but I get a bonner everytime I pull the trigger :lol:

I'm not looking to run a business out of it. I just want to do my own tires. As impulse922 noted, I'd still have to get the tires balanced, but around here balancing and mounting are not always sold as one package... It's more like... pay for mounting, then pay for balancing... I have...

Targeted marketing, or whatever they call it now. With the barcodes that got scanned, they can see what kind of sales attract what part of the city and later-on make different flyers for different neighborhoods within the same city.

If enough people in your area get it scanned, they'll keep coming.

I guess a Falken RT-615 in a 50 serie is not in the range of that thing?

I need your input. If that thing actually works, it'd get paid for after I used it twice. I'm looking to mount car tires in the range of 15" and 16". Including tires with stiffer sidewalls. http://www.harborfreight.com/portable-tire-changer-34542.html

:evil: Fair enough :thumbup: I think I know the whereabouts anyway lol, since you're in a already established neighborhood, and it looks like Chartro is building some houses in the next street :lol_hitti

Well congrats :thumbup: This year was also my first time :pimpflash I still wanna know which part of town you're in.

In that case, he'll just have to stay away from icebergs. On a more "on topic" kinda thing... It will look a thousand times better once you color match the whole thing ;)

His concrete company is based in Gatineau:) Don't be :lol: I'm getting used to it. I just can't be too picky about law 101 :(

Frank... something tells me you're in Gatineau! I'm in Aylmer. Welcome to the board and nice project you got there.

I think I may have found the perfect pegboard for my aplication. http://www.sears.ca/product/craftsman-md-complete-storage-steel-pegboard/09331700?ptag=1