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My son and I did all of the grunt work. The concrete was $1400. That included renting a pump as the truck couldn't get close enough. Mine is also 400sf.

Go as far as you can without getting into the windings and then solder and heatshrink.

I wouldn't be too big of a job to replace them.

They come in handy when I need to make a specialty tool.

I like Keen-Serts also. Standard taps and full thread contact.

Keep us posted. This build is awesome.

Very well done. On the ramps and saving the Gremlin.

I hired mine done. Quick and easy.

Muriatic should melt that with no problem.

Hotair balloon pilot for 35 years. Commercial and CFI rated. Pretty cool hobby.

Try "Wall locker".

The perfect garage.......40,000 square feet.

Looks like a key ring to me. The pins on Aerostar balloons are retained with these.

50 ton press.

I have a Trane. I've always heard they were the best. It's been working flawlessly for 14 years.

Mineral spirits is about as good as any. Scrub it in the heavy spots with a stiff bristle brush. Final wash with tide.

I pulled power from one of the 110 legs at my pump for a light in a small storage shed. It worked fine.

I do a bit of yard art. I have a Lincoln ProCore. I added the "Spot Timer". It was very easy to learn on. Plus it's a 120V. The Spot Timer is perfect for the real thin stuff.

Check with your local fabrication shops. They always have all sizes and shapes of left overs.

Nice.....beats the heck out of working under the shade tree. I thought I recognized a Datsun valve cover in the first photo. I was into 280's for about 10 years. Since I've retired I've been selling off all of my Datsun stuff. If there's anything I can help you with let me know. [email protected]