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I have a Hobart TR-250-HF with a Miller Radiator and a cylinder of Argon and I've never welded anything in my life! Bought it at auction a couple of years ago because it was there and haven't touched it since. I am looking to learn and would like an "easier" machine to get started on. I've...

Mainland Bolt - they're down in Texas City on the coast so local to you. Ask for Neal. PM me if you want his email address http://www.mainlandboltsupply.com/

I35 and Airport? That lady kills me...I actually gave her money because the sign made me laugh so much

only if you reveal your true Nigerian name... :lol_hitti My thousand would be spent on those items at the bottom of the wish list...the things that I hope to get to....some day!

table saw tubing bender new upper box so the point of this thread...? you have several thousand dollars that you need to give away prior to doing your taxes for last year and you're going to give a thousand each to the best ideas in this thread on the grounds that we report it as last years...

At 22" above, how deep are your cabinets?

That's what I was planning for the overhead - 16" deep. Seeing your cabinet, if it is actually 16" deep just finalized that decision for me. I have a paint collection nearing the quantity of yours! :) Isn't that just 6'? :lol_hitti I'm wondering, if I'm planning on 31" from workbench top...

Figured it be easier to just post the primary plans and let you guys pick them apart now - much easier than me trying to explain it. The 28" x 28" x 51" on the right floor is a compressor room. Again, these are my preliminary designs (done on MS Excel!) and are not to scale, but a general...

I thought about that too, was trying to get 2 paint cans deep without them touching so I figured 16" would give me enough wiggle room. Seems like I've never been happy with 12" deep cabs though...like it always seems like there's not enough room, but that may be the way to go. I'll have much...

I plan to have an L shaped workbench with the short side open above for the bigger projects - will mount the vise there at the end as well. I was just curious what others have setup and how they like it or if they'd have raised or lowered the overheads. I work on all kinds of things...

I'm drawing up plans for my workbench and was wondering if there is a "normal" distance between the workbench top and the bottom of a wall cabinet. Since I'm planning on building everything myself, I wondered if there was a standard in the industry. Right now, I have a 38" tall workbench top...

My area is like that - you won't see anything for months and all of a sudden a shop closes and they sell great tools on the cheap! I couldn't wait (well, didn't want to!) and bought the Jet yesterday. Does exactly what I need it for, worked like a champ today. 1 solid lifter almost done, only...

Funny you post that one, I just picked up a JDP-17MF today. Solid lifter conversion tomorrow here I come!!!

My girls help with almost everything...can't wait until they can actually "help"!

My impatience is getting the best of me ATM... How about this model? http://www.woodcraft.com/Product/2002053/22620/JET-16-12-Floor-Drill-Press-Model-JDP-17MF.aspx Little more than I would like to spend but it's a name I trust and a tool I'll keep for a long time. Anybody have experience...

dammit! both of those I posted above sold already... lol - on with the search!

Would love that one....but....... Currently Out Of Stock :(

O'Reilly will turn individual rotors for $8 a pop off the car....if you have an O'Reilly store near you.

Anybody have an educated opinion? The older Delta or the pair of Rigid machines? As I mentioned, I really want to work with the drill press this weekend if possible...

sorry for the double post, but what about this one? https://craiglook.com/go?u=http%3A%2F%2Faustin.craigslist.org%2Ftls%2F1516353974.html&m=13oflb&j EDIT: This seems like a decent combo for a great price...and I could use the bandsaw: http://sanantonio.craigslist.org/tls/1535780108.html...