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I have the same catalog in my collection. One of my favorites because of the inside cover.

Got one on my other workbench in my other garage. Yeah, im slacking. Lol

This mornings cup of coffee. Pushed a pile of junk off to the side for the pic as I clean out the Huot upper box I picked up yesterday.

I picked up the top box today. Happy to have this set together.

I guess this sorta fits here. Ive always wanted one of these (ideally in better shape) but couldn't beat it for $40. Its surprisingly rust free and solid for as bad as it looks.

Saw this today and couldn't figure out the purpose. School me please.

Cross posted in the long C thread but she's worthy. Yesterdays find.

Picked up this war era upper today. I found the note under the drawers. " Daddy ha ha ha 1944"

Finishing up my first mild resto on my 57 1/4 horse. Still need to locate some glass for the shields and I'll probably end up painting the tube silver.

We ended up lowering the door frame 6" and buying a 6" shorter door. that gave us the clearance needed for the spring and tract

Its almost too nice.

Not sure if this ones getting restored or not.

Its survived 80 plus years without a vapor barrier. Let it breath.

Thanks, that's what I was assuming. Since the spare side of the existing outlet is already being used to go to the light switch, would I just wire nut the new wire to the existing with a short jumper to the outlet (three wires in the wirenut)?

Maybe I'm overthinking this or maybe I'm underthinking this. I already have a circuit ran up to my loft with one gfci outlet and a single light. I want to add 2 lights (off the same switch) and 3 more outlets. Adding the lights seem simple enough but the remaining outlets have me stumped. Should...

The first thing I did was check IA. I also collect mission furniture from around 1910 and the old catalogs are a huge resource. Its always exciting when a new one unearths itself.

I recently picked up a handful of really nice 40s and 50s Craftsman catalogs and this 1947 Bonney catalog was in the pile. Pretty nice condition and interesting to thumb through.

I was checking that out as well. Cool cart.

I'm getting ready to do the same to mine. What I worry about is it being sealed up tight with no hvac. Once my lower level was finished I noticed mold starting on my floors, boxes, car interiors, etc from not having dehumidification.

A local antique store had the same kit not long ago. I think it was priced around $50. Mueller Brass has a plant near me and im a pipefitter so it was definitly interesting to me but I passed.