Search results

Search function revealed no threads....so let's see it. How do you store/organize your hammers???

Ideas? Non-metallic conduit has cracked and I need to repair/wrap it. What have your solutions been?

A buddy (not a member here) put down porcelain in his home shop a couple of months ago, and it now finding out that tires are printing pretty badly. it's been hard to clean off, and he called me today asking what I used to clean mine. Well, I just clean spilled fluids up with paper towels and...

Most in here know that's bull feces, but still, I thought I'd document the 2 chips that I've gotten in my PEI 4 tile over the three years that it's been installed and in regular use. Today, my son had an FA20 block in an engine stand and the head off a bolt holding it broke, and it went down...

Making good progress on the man cave/apartment in my shop rebuild. This has been a long process, but I'm getting close to having it completed. I'm thinking paint them the grey that I used on the bottom of the walls in the main bay, visible in the one pic. What prep do I need to use to paint...

Ok...so I'm soliciting input again for my shop floor. I'd like to hear from all of the vendors here that sell a polyurea product. Please chime in! What is the minimum relative humidity that is required to get a cure on polyurea?? I'm in Tucson, and our levels for the next 7-8 days look like...

I've searched and not found an answer to this question.....will I have problems with cure if I apply SPGX to my one year-old floor (after acid etch) in the Tucson climate of approximately 10% humidity? Any input from the vendors, or others that have used the polyurea's in low humidity...

Longtime member here. My original shop build is documented in a thread from 2007, here: https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=12631 Last November, the 1200sf attached carport to the shop burned to the ground, destroying the common wall and requiring a complete shop rebuild...

up on Saturday night. Destroyed our RV, my Jeep TJ and the RZR. The west wall and entire interior of the shop is going to have to be restored as well. Very good thing I have excellent insurance. The stress this is going to put on my/our life *****. Have a look.... It will take me...

edit: got it answered.....thanks anyway! Lol....

Feel free to flame me for not putting this in one of the previous "storage" threads, but most of them are getting so long I don't visit them very often. I took some 3" sewer pipe and cut it to 4 1/4" in length(s). Used PVC glue to build this unit, and then used some silicone and some thin...

Belonged to my great grandfather, who was born in 1883 in Scotland. Found it in the top of my Dad's shop and brought it home....I display it with some other vintage tools in my shop:

Moderator....please delete. Duplicate thread!

When I bought my place 10 years ago, there was a small garden tool shed (12x12) that was just a frame/stucco sitting on a bunch of old, broken up 2'x4' pieces of concrete. Someone had taken mortar and tried to grout between all of these chunks....it was pathetic. The floor was such a broken up...

Lots of guys doing woodwork in their garages and shops!

Manzanita burl, TruOil finish. About 4x4"

Got tired of all the sunglasses scattered around the counters/tables/wherever. Took a piece of leftover slatwall (aluminum-faced) and cut it to fit the end of this cabinet in the laundry room. It's sort of behind the door, so it's out of the way and semi out of sight, which Mrs Doc...

and some leather. I guess this qualifies as "Fabrication and Techniques"?? These were all purchased blades, as I haven't waded into using my wife's kiln for actual heat treating yet (but I for certain will be doing so)....the leather stuff is almost as much fun as the knifemaking, but it damn...

and various other things.... I finished this 2" x 72" belt sander today. 1.5hp/3ph motor with VFD. Dang thing runs SO smooth......

Anyone have a ballpark price for what you've paid for basic concrete countertop....in $/linear foot, or square feet?? I'm doing an outdoor kitchen and will be getting estimates, but I'm looking for a number for some calculations this evening. TIA, MR