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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Jacks.... be still my beating heart. I have a small collection of teens and twenties car jacks, fifty or so. I need to take a pic. I agree, the second jack looks like a fore runner of a Handyman or Hi-Lift jack. I've seen the last two used as house jacks, only need a bit of lift to put new...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    I has bench envy.... sigh Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Hello Thomas and Chris. About the earliest pic. Three of the cars around the shop are late 20s to early 30., the other two near the right front are not identifiable at least to me. The car in the house driveway looks to be late 30s, say 37/38 or so. You might post a higher resolution scan of...
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    If you look closely, the relief cutout for the air hose is not in the top, but in the back splash. Our Thomas is indeed a sneaky individual. I like that. Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Great minds, I :o at the thought. I think that will work great, and look good also. Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Hmm a nice stainless exhaust fan from the home store should be just about right for your welding table. They even come with a light and three speeds. Nuts aka Doug
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Outstanding!! The Walker is a beauty. It's been a great journey. Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    I was surprised also, had no idea they could powder coat wood. akkkk It is a plastic World we live in. Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    :bounce: Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Thomas, I'm not surprised that you already have that block made. Doug
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Thomas, in your last pic from today, do you have something in mind for that "mouse hole", at the junction between the two cabinets. Looks like a nice spot for that one of a kind NUT to roll into, never to be seen again. :bounce: Lovely bench by the way, color me green. Nuts
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    Check out this home made all-wood car lift!

    Necropost of the day. Nuts
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    The Swivel Pro

    Great for those pie shaped tool collections Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Good thing I don't fly, there would be two nuts on the plane. Very nice to see the old lathe put to use. Those old machines are a piece of art. Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Yup, what he said ^^^^^^^^ My somewhat warped sense of humor strikes again. :o Nuts
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    I'm horrified, nay even appalled. This was at the bottom of page two!!! Keep up the good work Chris and Thomas Nuts
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    51% US Made

    When you start making sense, go ahead and post again. No one is buying $800 dollar hammers to stake tent pegs, no one. Nuts
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    Used Snap-On Tools

    Thanks guys, I was figuring on listing them here. So far in life I've avoided fleabay. Nuts
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    Used Snap-On Tools

    Hi guys I'm in the process of buying a used set of Snap-On tools and a 60in lower cabinet. It has a surplus of metric wrenches and sockets that I won't need. What would be a fair percentage from new to ask? It looks like there will be sets and individual pieces. Nuts
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    Heaven in New Zealand

    Really a bit of a bizarre coincidence, but I have in my hand a business card from the gentleman from NZ in my hand. While I was out taking my damn cat to the vet, he and a couple of other guys stopped by my place and took a tour of my back yard, and had just left when I returned home so I...
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