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Wide open. There are no uses when it's closed. I have 6 different sizes and always pick the one that most closely fits the nut or bolt it will be used on. Adjust from there.

A brain. It needs to be used before you ever pick up a tool.

It's called a boot. It protects the u-joint that is inside of it. It is not a difficult job.

Something in aviation?

Neat....I have one just like it.

I have recently built a similar building. I used 2" poly foam board. Works great. I also installed a grid ceiling and used the same poly foam board for the tiles.

Just lie you *** off. They know you will anyway.

I've used the gas method also. It works.

The guys over at Astrosafari vans would like to see some updates.

I found an adhesive called Shoe Goo. It's about as tough as any I've ever used. I got it at Wal-Mart.

I've always used transmission fluid. My air tools are 40 years old and there have been no problems. These tools have been used in a commercial shop for most of that time.

McMaster Carr 6384K373

Yes, I have a beam and trolly. Have not been without it for over 40 years. Every time I've moved my shop I have taken it down and moved it to the new location. I own the shop I'm in now. Mine is welded to the steel trusses. My garage is two bays. The I beam runs from the door to the back of the...

Use a solid core door.

Buy the tools as you need them. That way you won't end up with tools that you seldom, if ever, need to use. Semper Fi. '61-'65. 5591

Improper installation. The joints should be tight and they should be mudded in then taped and mudded again.

Automatic transmission valve bodies. No cheating here...unless you like doing them over.

Grid and tile. Quick and easy. Allows access to everything above. You can insulate it with batts.

Do it....

Agree with Astroracer. I will add my 2 cents. Remove all of the drawers and doors and paint them horizontally. The paint will flow better and there will be less chance for runs.