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Literally everything you need haha.....but seriously though.

Seriously its crazy they didn't up the wire size....its 400mcm to I believe #4 overhead. And its tied to my neighbors house from the transformer across the street (about 200' away). I was hoping they would come back and up the wire size.

I do not have a massive rpc but did do a cl320 meter and "400amp service. 200amp panel in the house and the garage. All this work was done by an electrician.

I'm selling a reconditioned Wilton CO vise. I took it down completely, cleaned and lubed all internal parts with fluid film. Wire wheeled everything, primed, painted, and lightly polished. The jaws were flipped for a nice straight edge and still have good teeth. Everything works beautifully on...

Wow that thing is built strong! That's going to be a nice shop when it's done. I'll be sure to check back on your build.

Been trucking along slowly on stuff. I stood up my 2 post and started putting up my mezzanine.

I have to say through all the years of owning and detailing my cars, and all the different products I've used.....griots is top quality. I highly recommend their stuff. I have no association or affiliation with them, but would hate to see someone turn down the product without using it. I...

Not too much going on I've been so busy. The power is on! I had them just come in under the building. I should've planned that ahead of time with some conduit already stubbed in. I hung some temporary lights and have been stocking up on my electrical supplies. I ended up getting 4ft...

Thank you guys! I should hopefully have power by the weekend!

I'm in with 1 - 12x14h, 2 - 10x10. I can say I wish I made them all 12ft wide....the 10 wide is a big difference backing in a trailer. But overall I think the height difference isn't too bad

So the lifts I got from advantage lifts out in pa. I just had them shipped, saved me time and I was able to get the floor sealed. The 4 post is up and operational under power of the generator for now haha. Power was upgraded on the house so far, the shop should be done Monday - Tuesday.

Well I went and hit a few auctions and scored 3 wilton vises....I plan on cleaning them up and painting them nice. Then I'll post them on craigslist so you can add another to your hate list. The couple craigslist ads you posted.....they're beautiful vises, why would someone not be happy to...

I got mine all set up and into position, just have to do a final torque and check over everything before I put my car up on it. This thing is top notch though, you will be very happy with it. A couple things to note....make sure to grease all the pulleys they come dry. Also the rod that goes...

Also look at nationaltoolwarehouse.com. I got a lot of sets of gearwrenches there for what I thought is a great price.

Check out elitemetalbuildings.com before I decided to go with a pole barn I was in contact with these guys. Very helpful and responsive.

That's a bad *** engine stand! As well as the engine on it. You do some nice fabricating.

I just got my advantage 11k last week. I've been putting it together by myself....in the dark (still don't have electric yet!) I vote for assembling it yourself if you have an engine hoist, dollies, and some lifting straps. You will not be disappointed with your purchase....these lifts are SOLID!

Back when I bought my snapon krl1023, they had a $4500 trade in credit (I didn't even trade a box in), plus another thousand rebate I believe....and came with a lower model Liberty gun safe. I sold the safe to my boss for $600 (now I wish I kept it) But with that said i was into my box for...

Well it's been a little bit, finally scheduled an electrician so hopefully I'll have power before the end of the year. I just finished this weekend coating 90% of my floor with ghostshield 8510. It was super easy and I used much less then expected. It looks no different then before I applied...

I actually never checked out the armorpoxy sfgx. I did initially look at the armorpoxy epoxy kits, but I decided for the cost and what I plan to do it wasn't the right choice. Don't get me wrong I absolutely love the look of all these epoxy and polyurea coated floors. I didn't want to go...