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I’ve seen those big ones used for hot tub/deck shades: and looked great

I have several useless blow mold cases for various sizes of torque wrenches, and the biggest fit my big tool chest pretty well. Used a box cutter and multi tool to remove the innerds and separate the 2 halves

I’ve made similar to this with angle iron welded to some strap. At the shop in Italy: almost no modern tools, and the walls are either hollow brick, concrete, or a combination of the 2, making it very hard to hang things on the wall. The few VERY old shelves in that shop are held up with pipes...

Nice job!

An acquaintance was plowing snow with a small tractor with no cab: had a shovel across his lap. A tire chain link broke, and the flinging chain wrapped the shovel handle sending the shovel end into the side of his head, broke his jaw and got knocked out. One of the neighbors found him, still on...

No, it’s not. I stepped backwards and got hit in the back of the head once, almost knocked me out

I hastily chucked a bunch of tools into the new rack - we’ll need to make another, a little shorter, for all of the axes, sledgehammers, picks, etc with shorter handles, and another the same height as the first Honestly, the shop is such a disaster at the moment that, trust me on this, it is A...

Not a duplicate. The powers that be authorized it : the previous account was deleted,

I retired 2 years ago, but forgot to change contact info and got REALLY busy traveling all over the world: Ireland, Sicily, Italy, Scotland, France, and about 15,000 miles per year on my BMW 1600 GTL touring motorcycle. Bottom line: I had to create a new account at GJ. Our daughter and SIL...

Cleaned up a dozen old hand tools with an old plastic carrier for wine bottles, some scrap lumber, and a few screws. Our daughter and SIL just moved into an old refurbished farmhouse in N Italy this summer - there is A lot to do….

Just repurposed this old corner cabinet into a portable sanding/grinding cutting cart. Note i can move my messy work outside with a floor jack

Our daughter and SIL recently purchased and remodeled a Cascina in Piemonte Italy, about 1:45 minutes south and west of Milan. The purchase price included most of the contents of the old place, which began life around 1900. Most of the good tools (welders, hand tools etc) were removed, but...