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Personally I like radiant tube heaters

Re: Picked up my HF 56" tonight - what are you all doing for reasonably priced drawer Same place, I think the perforated and non perforated no slip sheets were like $4 a roll. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

Found this at a pawn auction today and can't seem to find a model that has this light on it. It only turns on when the torque requirement is met. Any help?. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

You don't need to find an outdoor rated tv. I've had my lcd in my garage for over a year with outside temperatures going to -20. With running my infrared heater all day long and it still runs fine. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

I have a Roberts Gordon 80k BTU tube heater in my 21x20x12 garage. It's amazing in the bitter dakota winters. I used it primarily on weekends for about 3 hours a day. I think I ended up spending under 50 bucks all winter long. The thing gets so hot I often have to be in a tshirt when it's...

Wow, wish I had room for something like that!

We were just talking about that over at http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=285553

Get one of those solar powered attic fans and put a couple up there. Also I agree with what the others are saying about planting around your garage to help shade the walls.

Hah! I was thinking of something similar but using a drafting light and magnets. Original idea, don't steal! [emoji1]

Not a bad I idea, but I do want to do this at the same time so I can get my teeth into it. I might do that for some of the harder parts to make.

So called around, no one carries 19 gauge out here. Should I go to 20 or 18 gauge for ease of welding?

Alright I'm going to give this one a shot, I'll do a writeup once I get it.

What mask do you use when you're handling the liquid lead?

I was looking at that snap on one just now. Is it magnetic?

I've seen the stick led lights and was just curious as to what you all use for when you're working on your car.

I'll give the old yellow pages a look over. Are there any characteristics in the metal I need to look for? Like % of carbon in the steel (I literally have no idea).

I have a 1940 dodge I'm in the process of restoring (zero experience) and I've come across some sections that will need to be replaced. My question is, what steel do you use and where do you buy yours? I think it's 20 gauge sheet..

What mask did you use for blasting outside?

Sorry for the crappy picture, don't know how to rotate it as an attachment.

What do you all do for large items that need to be sandblasted? I have running boards and large panels on a 1940 dodge that are caked in surface/borderline damaging rust. Face masks always fog up on me and none of these parts would fit in a 32"x18" cabinet. So for large volume parts, how do...