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I think you did good! We got a few of these at work, I always drool looking that these when I walk past the mechanics shop. Congrats. BCD.

I really like the drillpress vise. BCD

Worked on the ceiling hatches, finished caulking the windows. Also worked all morning fixing a stubborn leak, or trying to find where the water was coming in. I think I figured out where in was coming in. BCD

Im on the lookout for a lista cabinet/parts drawers or similar type. This how I'm going to organize my small parts. These type of industrial cabinets aren't cheap even used, so I may be looking for awhile. BCD

What is this rust you speak of ? HaHa! Come up to Ontario where we put it on the roads. HaHa again.

What is it? Hard to tell in the pic. Torque wrench attached? Slide out handle extension? Tell us please ! BCD.

Yes. I think it's code here. BCD

check out the government auction sites , The one I picked up has Ontario hydro wrote on it. Where you in southern Ontario? I'm by Wingham. BCD.

That MM oil is good stuff , I use it for cutting oil, fuel additive, air tool oil etc. A place I worked at years ago used it for gearbox oil that where in the freezers. I wouldn't hesitate to use it in your cylinder head before start up. BCD

better bolt that thing down before he gets pulling on it , hate think what could happen . BCD.

There's no way the concrete would shrink that much. I would agree that it had a fibre expansion in there at one time. I have a floor about twice that area and it has maybe shrunk about a 1/16 from the wall. BCD

I read here on another post about cell phone service and wi-fi service being an issue with the interior walls and ceiling of a shop being lined with steel. Anyone have this problem? I'm leaning towards steel myself but may consider something else if this is an issue. BCD.

What model of starrett is that ?

I like the blue colour.

We need pics.

How true! All sounds good but bwringer is right. BCD.

thanks. That's a great web site, answered a few questions for me. Thanks

Ever see the sanders that they use on the show " Forged in Fire " on the History channel. I would like to make one of those. BCD.

I just thought of another one, is pliers or wire strippers that have the crimp or tool on the inside of the handle , you know on the handle side of the hinge. More than once have I pinched my skin with this style. I have ground this off on most of my strippers . BCD.

Cheap slip joint pliers that slip and get jammed between, Nothing but channel lock pliers for me ever since. 460, 440, 430, 420. And the small one I call the "baby locks". BCD