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What I envy even more than the craftsmanship in all things: wood, metal, trailer repair, motorcycle resuscitation, etc., is Gregor's time-management skills. You must operate on a 48 hour day. Not just doing the work, but photographing each step and phase - each worthy of magazine publication...

SUB-Forums WITHIN Garage Journal. ;)

Never heard of Adam Savage....the link was interesting and opened up a new venue for me. :)

There are some threads on this very thing in other Garage Journal forums. Lots. Almost any configuration you can think of. Try a search and we'll let Mr. H continue to present his excellent skills. :)

The level of craftsmanship demonstrated in the whole refining process for the rifle reminds me why I use a gunsmith. My precision DIY days are long past....if I ever HAD any. :) Well done. I need to scroll back and review the lighting setup. It really does work well.

Putting tools in the box will help shelter them from moisture a little bit more. Plus there's the benefit of organization....which goes out the window after about six months. :) US General has come a long way with quality, features and even colors...but I still have an issue of where they are...

Hmmmm.....metal fabrication and woodworking within the same project[s]. I think you have found your true calling. Well done, young Jedi.

Agreed. Guns are tools. Period. Precision rifles are a work of art.

Just like the old advertising for toys and bikes: "Some assembly required". It's going to be epic when finished. Subscribed and looking forward to all of it. :thumbup:

This was my first look at an 11-year old thread. I was impressed that even on the very first page, the photos are still there. :) I'll be browsing back and forth for some time with this one. Looks like a really interesting read!

Thanks for the tip. I NEVER would have considered CVS as a source for anything photographic!!

A good, solid building. Well done!!

Although it's something that I'll never have, I love following good garage build outs. :) Mucho progress. Well done

I would love to have a functional sport exhaust - to be able to sneak out of the house and neighborhood for those 6:45AM Saturday breakfast meet ups, yet have the ability to open it up. Not many such options available for the old 996, but your Cayman has the perfect answer to stealth +...

Drywalling looks great. The culvert definitely qualifies as a major victory - that little excavator proved indispensable. ;) Getting the lifts in place has to be a great morale booster too. Looking really good. ....and then there was light.

Nice trip! I'm behind the times, as I had not heard of the new track being built. Glad you got to stretch the legs on the new car. :)

Central Iowa!! Formerly from Omaha myself. I subscribed, but now I have to go back and read it all. :)

I subscribed for the Mog alone. :) A Unimog has always been on the 'wish' list.

Thank you for the update!

That's a really nice, personal touch. Well done. ;)