Search results

Ok this is about drums but it have some mounting ideas. http://www.wewilliams.net/docs/1936%20-%20How%20to%20True%20Brake%20Drums%20Bulletin%20No%204A.pdf

Since it was mentioned twice, I though I would pass on some information I got from my contractor while I was having my new garage build (build thread to follow). LVL/Microlam's are not as strong as solid wood of the same dimension. LVL's are used where getting a single length of solid wood...

When I worked at Sears, many moons ago, the only people that made commision were the people that worked in Appliances and Lawn and Garden. But that may have changed.

Miller does not own Hobart nor does Miller make Hobart welders. Miller and Hobart are owned by the same company (ITW), and may use some of the same parts. It's like saying Cadillac own/builds Chevy. I own a Millermatic 180 and looked at a HH187 at TSC and the drive assembly is no where near...

I think this is what you are looking for: http://www.plattlabonia.com/products/viewCategory.asp?ID=1 I found them through a discussion on their Craftline brand of toolboxes here on GJ.

I suspect that the acid is not sharping the file but rather cleaning out the gunk stuck in the grooves. Usefull no matter how it is actually working though.

Ok down to brass tacks. I have an estimate for $18k for a 14 x 26 garage including concrete, wood siding, and removal of existing shed and concrete slab. How does this sound?

18 x 30 = 540 SQ/FT $16,500 / 540 = $30.55 per SQ/FT

What would I expect to pay per Sq/FT in Connecticut? I am looking for what would be reasonable for a stick built garage, unfinshed on the inside, including foundation. I have one estimate allready and the guy is well recomended. I would just like to now whether the price is in the ball park or...

I lived in Vernon for a while, on the hill next to the Vernon Lanes.

I don't need the Garage Journal to help me feed my tool addiction I can do that all on my own. I have tool box (MAC) full of Mac and Snap-on tools from my days as an auto tech. What really killed me was a metal shaping class I tool in January. Since then I have bought three drill presses, a...

I typically use the universal torque spec "tighten until the bolt breaks , then back off a 1/4 turn". It works for me but then I don't work on aircraft. BTW don't aircraft use a fair amount aluminum fasteners? I think that would be a game changer as far a torgue vs feel.

I usually read "rare" to mean "know body wanted it when new, and now I want more money for it than it's worth"

"liability or an assett" In life in general or as it relates to the Garage Journal commuinity? BTW I've been in CT all my life grew up east of the river, and am now living west of the river in Litchfied county. It seems I am just moving west along RT 6.

x3 for Car Talk and Garrison Keillor (if I am in the garage at the time). If I am listening to CD's I listen to Blues and Southern Rock. But lately I have been listening to GO-KAT-GO on WNHU (online Tues 8 to 10pm) and rockabillyradio.net the rest of the time. But if a Cup race is on I have the...

I have been taking many mental notes and showing pictures posted here to show the wife what I would like to do.

Hello, I'm Mike from CT and a long time lurker. Like quite a few of you I am into cars and am currently working on restoring a 69 Le Mans with a 69 Grand Prix waiting in the wings (hence my username). I am a former auto tech now working as a computer programer. In 2006 while I was serving...