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I had a template cut from 1/8”. I used shoulder bolts as stops in the first corner, used a transfer punch to mark my spots and then a mag drill with a 5/8” annular cutter. I used the shoulder bolts in my just drilled holes to advance my template across the table. Had to make a few concessions...

I would look past an abrasive bladed saw regardless of who makes it. They are noisy, messy, inaccurate due to blade flex not to mention a poor clamping system. Did I mention they were noisy and messy? A quality band saw is a option but they can get expensive and can take up a large footprint if...

My buddy drew this up after seeing the shop. Priced out some material and it isn’t outrageous. Any idea if using an 8” I-beam for a 20’ span if a 15#\foot or a 24#\foot, which would be ideal?

It’s worth the trip. In Texas, 100 miles is basically the town next over. East coast miles, about 3 states away. 😂

After Christmas I picked up a Uhaul, loaded it to the gills and dragged the Pontiac onto the car hauler then proceeded to get 9mpg from Phoenix to Texas. Thankfully no issues mechanically with the Uhaul and trailer. My long time friend made the drive with me and he pretty much convinced me to...

Had a friend look at the space and bounced ideas off him. He then proceeded to draw up a mezzanine in CAD and now a mezzanine is on the to do list.

Out of your indicated price range but I can’t say enough about my Fronius Transteel 2200. 2.5 years of frequent use and I have yet to replace the factory tip or nozzle. Welds great on 110 or 220. Mine went through a shop fire that totaled the building but the Fronius still welds amazing

ZT Fab carts are expensive but the quality is top notch and it is USA made. I’m hopi g to find some free time to weld up the cart I got from him for my Miller 220

Did t work in the shop but I did work so I soon can work in the shop. Broke into my 1974 Pontiac Ventura, pulled the steering wheel and replaced the ignition switch. Use my rental Penske box truck to pull the car on seriously flat and shredded tires through gravel. Ask GJ members for advice...

The pieces look to be about 24” long. To make shipping easier, could you make a center piece with slots and 2 outer pieces with matching slots so you’d get your adjustability? Adjust to width needed and tighten 4 bolts to lock it into place. This would also allow the pieces to fit in a smaller...