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Vestal Virgins were never in my possibility set. In my town there are no virgins of any gender. So instead, I asked Harley-Davidson for help, a brand that many think of as having no moral standards other than charging Snap-on prices for Harbor Freight quality. HD rescued me one more time.

Next, perhaps tomorrow if time available, I will install legs on the lower two small Newage cabinets, level, affix the butcher block counter top, and remove two layers of protective cardboard which were remnants from the Newage packing.

This is what is currently inside my newly hung small double Newage cabinets.

This is the emerging "look of love" sung to the song of the same phrase.

Both small Newage are up, leveled, and bolted to 2x4 which in turn are bolted to studs in the wall.

It is now elevated to the desired height. Using shims of scrap wood and cardboard to level. Apologies for the unintended display of anti-gravity rotation. I will explain this alien technology in a future post.

Almost up - view from the side. Nothing up my sleeve.

Nearing final stage of our 3 car garage makeover. Floor next. Blue VCT for the moment is in the finalist position. How did my wife and elevate the Gladiator cabinets? Just us two? The solution to the mystery follows. We used the same procedure on the large Gladiator as the small but more...

Wonderful. Brings nostalgic tears to my eyes. Agreed, your town should heap on appreciation - but don't be disappointed if not.

My new $100 Eastwoof Torque Angle http://garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=200054 Seems to work well. Interested to see comparative measurements by someone with proper comparative measurement equipment. My impression is that the Eastwood does a better job easier than my old bar torque...

I only know what I have recently learned on GarageJournal forum about vises. I want one. I want an older one like I used when a kid in my dad's shop. I would buy this one now if it were for sale in North Central Florida.

Me too. further proof that rich people get better stuff!!!

Attachment shows current front runner for garage floor

If you are in North Florida and can pick up, I will sell you mine. Used only a few times. Craftsman 1.5 Gallon Portable Air Compressor with Hose Sears Item# 00915309000 | Model# 15309

important to my wife - the household chief tiler - is Grade 1, porcelain tile for floor, wall and countertop use P.E.I. Rating IV has high resistance to abrasion and is suitable for heavy-duty residential and commercial floor installations, such as entrances, commercial kitchens, hotels and...

Thank you for all your posts of examples, porcelain and VCT. Right now, the household choice is VCT, two beiges in a diamond pattern as in attachment. Then likely a coat of clear epoxy.

There is a niece Deltile beige at HomeDepot for $98 SF. Has a "resilience" factor of III, good for hallways and bedrooms. Wife has tiled multiple 1000s of SF in various rental properties and wants level IV if tile. Advantage is VCT for ease of installation, price, and impact resistance.

Had originally intended porcelain. Like the finished look. Then price differential and duty service considerations in my DIY garage caused me to shift focus to VCT. Until I order and put my money down, opinion may change.

I did not intend to purchase Gladiators, but the price was compelling. So I snapped up three for me and one for a friend. The Gladiator holds 250 pounds, on or off the floor. They are not in the same range of quality as my Newage from Costco. I believe the Newage is the same as Coleman. ? Only...

It looks like the same unit. Others on this forum have said don't trust the stats provided by the vendors. The OEM of both are very likely the same. Campbell Hausfeld 2 HP 30-Gallon 155 PSI Electric Air Compressor at $459. After my Internet search, I went to closer Home Depot, and saved a few...