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The way I look at it, you're only going to buy this thing if good results in a short amount of time is important to you. If your time is that important (semi-production work), then you might as well spring for the other 3, and spend $800. You could make it work with 1 clamp, but if you're...

$200-$800 bucks... for my needs, I'll just stick to my tack+adjust+repeat method.

Too much ($2,500), and far for me but damn that would be pretty sweet!

Me too. Mine are Genies.

I'm surprised nobody's mentioned using unistrut/superstrut. It's plenty strong, and can do double-duty as a light hoist. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showpost.php?p=2542651&postcount=6

I like one of the ideas from a commenter on that video: Use a 1 7/8" hitch ball. http://www.etrailer.com/dept-pg-Balls-pc-1~7|8_Inch_Diameter_Ball.aspx

That may be server memory RAM, not disk space.

This thread makes me nervous. I've run 240V to my shed, no problems. Depending on the distance though, it may be cheaper to have someone come out to do it. I don't remember the exact amount, but it was $3-400? for a licensed electrician to put a 100A subpanel in my garage. The subpanel is...

Not sure where this is coming from. Just because you've only seen **** tools from China doesn't mean that's all they know how to do. Just take a look at your computer/tv/phone. They make stuff as good as we're willing to pay. It's foolish to underestimate your competition.

Man, you guys are making me want to take a can of spray paint to my pallet racks!

Haha, love the tires for the O/A tanks!!! How do you move those sawhorses around?

Um... if it's out of warranty, I don't see how you can have any beef with the company.

I bought my milwaukee bandsaw from that place, looks/works as good as new. Also bought my worm drive skilsaw from there. It was in perfect condition, and has been working flawlessly.

Moving... did you sell your house? If you did, do the buyers know that they might not be getting a racedeck garage? That may have been a reason why they bought it.

I saw 3 for sale on CL for $100 each. By the time I called, the guy had already sold all of them. Those really dress up the place, good choice!

Wow, all I have to say is that's one nice friend!

I put mine in one of these: http://www.artpromos.com/detail.asp?ID=11684&deptid=414&RPP=16&sort_by=sortorder#.UUi5P7-LRWY The ratcheting part goes in the main compartment, the straps get wrapped around the hook, and put into the smaller compartment. The smallness keeps them from untangling. I...

^^^ I'm with him. :beer: I'd actually like an iPhone version of that please.

Instead of solid rubber tires, I've seen some fancy carts with "fenders" to protect the tires from welding spatter.

Ugh, why can't something like that popup in my area?