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A buddy used to own a carpet cleaning company, that's very common!

I re-read your post. The head scratcher is the 261 choke, carry on!

I upgraded to the larger filter a few days ago, my choke worked just fine. I have read some people needed to move the 026 filter internals over to the 260 filter to fix the choke problems with this mod.

Yet you don't offer the dual or tri fuel option!

I would really enjoy making foundry patterns, I missed my calling!

With heavy jumper cables, I prefer separate cables. They don’t seem to tangle as much and it’s easier to roll them up.

That's very classy! If you had used copper flashing instead of galvanized, masking wouldn't have been needed. Latex paint doesn't really stick to copper and will flake off in a few months!

What is the bottom made from, it looks like a freon tank.

So worth the money! I have a 25' set of 1/0 jumpers that I bought in '03 when things were affordable. I love jumping someone without my truck running when they are arguing about revving it to 2k rpm. "Either start your junk or I'm leaving";)

You stole that vise, what a deal!

These new 120v inverter machines are the bee's knees!

We use a pair of Honda eu2200s that have been converted to propane. The Hutch Mountain kit comes with NG orifices also but, switching back and forth would be a pain. The tri fuel kit they offer is expensive at $585 but like anything, you get what you pay for! I purchased the first kit for my...

I'm cleaning up an Emmert pattern makers vise, this would be a fun finish!

That finish is fantastic!

Let the artwork flow, you never fail to lead the pack! Thanks for sharing!

I sure do like the clearstory window above the door, natural light and privacy!

I agree, it looks like a previous homeowner added some storage something or other. The support rod is a homeowner fix for sure! I would get rid of it.

How far below the top of the wall is that 2x6? Is that a ceiling above the storage shelf?

Next best would be a triple chip. I can rip 2x lumber @ 90° with a 7 1/4" blade on my 10" Unisaw.

Buy a dedicated no melt plastics blade, and only cut plastic with it!