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I used 3/4" shiplap (same thing I have on the outside of the barn).

Got mine in the mail today - As you said, a very nice tool for the money! Thanks for all the comments.

The next step will be locating good replacement clips since I'm expecting several will not be reusable. I will reach out to HiBall and any other of the hydraulic jack Buddhas here

Thanks!

That was quick! Thanks! Made in the US as well....

Hopefully not too dumb a question, but what type of tool do I need to remove these? There seem to many types of snap-ring pliers. Are these even called "snap rings"? Thanks!

Just bought this

Craigslist is a good bet if you have some time. Look for "commercial" or "industrial" shelving. As long as you are patient, you can find some high quality stuff at reasonable prices. I got all of my shelving that way

Here's what I did

Another thing you need to think about is the garage door height when the door is open. In most cases you will need to have the tracks raised up closer to the ceiling.

Here's mine. Compressor located on the second floor back wall. There's a 20' foot sloping run that takes it to the middle of the barn (near the vacuum). The line dropping to the floor at the extreme right of the second picture feeds a ceiling mounted house reel on the first floor.

Thanks for the replies.

Looking to buy a paint gun for small jobs. Can someone recommend a good one? Decent quality. US made if possible. Suitable for someone new who is new to paint work. I plan to use it for simple component painting (leaf springs, suspension components, etc.) Have a compressor/moisture trap, etc...

I already have a nice cabinet set-up and 60-gal compressor, moisture trap, etc.. Looking to get a inexpensive blasting set up for odd jobs that are too big for the cabinet. For example, I am redoing my rear seat frames and they have some light rust. Also have some sway bars that won't fit in...

My wife uses one for cooking. I think you scoop up cookie dough and use the little lever action to plop it on the cookie sheet. I use my fingers of course...

I bough the same ones as Zrexxer.

Nice little workspace there. Careful when you go meet the seller. Kinda has that Hannibal Lecter feel to it....:willy_nil

I got around to mounting it today. I'm pleased with it. Quality seems high. Made in the US. Thanks to RAYJAY, I saved about $50 over what it would have cost on Amazon. Price was $75 plus shipping. I had to fab a small bracket to hold the cord transformer but no big deal. Thanks again...

I just ordered one from mcmaster. I'll let you know how it turns out. Thanks!

No connection to the seller. Looks decent and a good price: http://annapolis.craigslist.org/pts/3475302133.html