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buy it! hurry!

I wash them at home. Doing them twice and then I wash some old blankets I have in the shop for covering stuff.

I just liked the way copper looks

Well maybe you should read it tomorrow when you sober up a little. Like I said, I'm wondering what people with sliding doors are using for weather stripping. That is, if you are still confused, weather stripping between the door and the walls of the shop.

Do you have a sliding door on your shop?

I have a 7x7' sliding door that has no weather stripping. I'm wondering what you are using?

I got nothin I'm sure just a crow bar will pop the latches on my sliding door. That magnapull look cool.

years ago I drove down to the Hot Rod Reunion and I remember a RPU that looked a whole lot like this one. The guy blew a head gasket on his way there so he pulled in let it cool down, walked over to the swap meet bought a new head gasket and changed it that afternoon.

It's more about jobs for me. The more stuff made in the USA the more of my neighbors have money to buy my fish when it hits the market.

no, it's all plugged in

the only ***** I can think of is, rolling stuff around could be a problem with joints every 4'. Me I'd get 4 or 5 colors of dye. You could make some cool patterns with 4' squares.

Port Townsend Washington, northwest coast of usa

I think about a part time fab business cuz I do seasonal work. I wouldn't have to be to successful, it would be more of a write off. But then I've been reading about the guy on the hamb that went full on professional but was to cheap to buy the business insurance. Now he burned his shop down...

I'm a commercial fisherman so I usually give them some halibut if I feel they did a good job

what do you recommend then?

a nice metal cutting bandsaw

I have one of these. Seems to work fine for the last 20 years

I would think about 3 days after I die

so are that that rare?

can you send him over to my little shop to organize it will I'm gone