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Tough system and a bunch of tools, but I kinda own them all, unless they are paying me im not loyal to any of them lol

So I finished the table, it's a little big but it will go back and forth between this and my walker turner, that I still have to refurb. I kept the t track the same width as my beloved dp600 so the fences can be shared. I still have to rip the fence down and add a t track with flip stops but for...

Really cool, those craftsmans were good looking presses. You did a great job.

Bead breaker... That's smart. I have a black stone attachment I fab years ago we use all the time, and a finishing pole holder.

Putting receivers around the shop would be neat, pop in a tool you need and go to town. I have a tubing bender and a pedestal bender that have to be mounted to the shop floor to work, I just don't know where I want them for that kinda commitment but that may work for me.

Lol, I may through it on if we do the parade next year.

Didn't really find any photos when I thought up this idea so thought I'd share. I've always used the kreg hidden hinge boring tool when converting old cabinets on the job to hidden hinges, I hated the thing. For small jobs under 10 holes it's good, but I have to clamp both sides of the jig and...

Tractor supply or a local farm supplier should sell horse stall mats. They are thick easy to clean and are very tough.

Never heard of this in my area, but it wouldn't surprise me. we stack em about 6-8 high and fill with dirt, it works really well.

We are actually saving old tires as they make up the back stop of our shooting range at the cabin. I have also gave some to a buddy of mine who grades as they use them for track machines so they can cross the road with out damaging them.

I didn't take it that way, just didn't understand what you were saying, but I get it now. I also wasn't trying to justify the cost other than mentioning that buying the machines instead of dropping the trucks off at the tire shop all said and done I'm in the whole $400. But I solicited the...

Yes cleaning the wheels definitely takes the longest. I use a power washer and simple green and wire wheel the lips. I don't use bead sealer unless nessasary. I have about $100 in weights and stems I bought packs of all assortments. For me it's peace of mind. We make it to the shop say 6pm and...

Ah I understand now. Yes I could have probably went that way id be at the mercy of operating hours though. I based my findings on quotes from bell tire and Leslie tire.

I don't get it what's so fuzzy?

I don't follow. I haven't saved any money at the moment. With the purchase of the machine I'm still in the hole $400.00 as stated in my original post. Except now I have a tire machine and balancer. I don't know any side hustle tire guys I have to go to the local shop or nothing.

I was quoted $2200.00 for 6 19.5 installed. bought the tires online with sale price was $890.00 so $1300 saved there, actually replaced 3 trailer tires one spare, they wanted $420 installed. I paid $96. $324 saved there. They wanted $1200 for 4 20" truck tires installed. I bought the tires for...

After carful consideration I chose to purchase Amazon Chinese machines, with the volume I use these they should last a decent amount of time. I'm not disappointed. After looking over the machines I was surprised by the quality china has produced. The welds look good compared to what I have...

After carful consideration I have decided to take the plunge, I appreciate all the opinions. The reason I'm pulling the trigger is a couple of guys seem to be in a similar situation and they seem to use there's enough to justify the purchase. I have a two post lift and do a lot of the vehicle...

I appreciate that

Yes, fortunately I have a 10000 sqft shop and utilize fully about 6000. So I got the room. I'm thinking I'm going to give it a go! If I don't use them enough I'll just sell them.