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Rdn2 that thing is sweet

Over the last 2 days I added some flip down wheels on my new bench. They work great but I need to figure out a way to lock them in place because when the casters turn a certain direction they flip back up and drop the table. These are all pictures of the underside of the bench.

Over the last 2 days I added some flip down wheels on my new bench. They work great but I need to figure out a way to lock them in place because when the casters turn a certain direction they flip back up and drop the table. These are all pictures of the underside of the bench.

I thought about that as an option. I probably will do something like that.

Over the last 2 days I added some flip down wheels on my new bench. They work great but I need to figure out a way to lock them in place because when the casters turn a certain direction they flip back up and drop the table. These are all pictures of the underside of the bench.

I need some ideas guys. I need to figure out a way to have easy access to my attic. I don't want to use a pull down ladder and I don't think it would work with the way the access hole is positioned. It's about a 3x5' opening. If you were to put stairs along the back wall that went towards the...

First step is to not live somewhere that has an HOA. I just bought my first house and the first item on my list was somewhere that doesn't have an HOA. Why would I pay someone to tell me what I can and can't do on my own property?

I've been thinking of doing this in my shop soon. Couldn't you just screw all the inside pieces together and then glue the two outer pieces?

Honestly I like the harbor freight ones. I have 2 that I keep in my truck and they seem to hold up well after rattling around for a couple years.

I'm not sure you put enough nails/screws in that:bounce:

48" x 96" it's going in the middle of the garage with room to walk around all sides. Sent from my SCH-I605 using Tapatalk

Just built myself a new one. I have had a few in the past but I never moved them when I moved. I needed somewhere to go through all my garage boxes that were in storage. Eventually I will build some along the walls.

Just built myself a new one. I have had a few in the past but I never moved them when I moved. I just bought my first house and I needed somewhere to go through all my garage boxes that were in storage. Eventually I will build some along the walls.

Just built myself a new one. I have had a few in the past but I never moved them when I moved. I just bought my first house and I needed somewhere to go through all my garage boxes that were in storage. Eventually I will build some along the walls.

So basically I have to replace the breaker no matter what?

I recently purchased my first home and want to hook up my compressor. The motor on it is 2hp and 230v. There is a welder hookup in the garage and I would like to run it off of that. The only issue is the plug on my compressor does not match the wall receptacle. Which wires go where? I have...

That hutch is freaking sweet. I will have to build something like that.

I was just browsing some woodworking projects and found this site http://www.finewoodworking.com/workshop-planner you guys may find useful.

Thanks everyone!!

Well I need some benches to work on other stuff for the house. I plan on insulating this summer and probably drywall next summer. I don't plan on putting any more outlets in or lighting and the 220 is fine where it is. I also plan on putting air lines at the base of the walls after I drywall.