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    Lets see your workbench

    I think he was joking :) Nice setup/layout
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    What did you do "IN" your garage today?

    Haha. I do believe Caleb Williams will take a step forward this year. Y'all went all in on protecting him (which a good organization should do) so he should have plenty of time to make those throws that he was known for in college.
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    What did you do "IN" your garage today?

    Put up a little decoration in anticipation of the upcoming season....
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    Brake Caliper Hanging Hooks

    I find wire clothes hangars from dry cleaning do the job very well. I keep a few around and snip them to length when needed.
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    The Milwaukee addiction thread! :)

    You're gonna love the stubby! It's a favorite of mine and fits into tight spaces.
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    Lets see your workbench

    We started moving everything out of the house garage and into the new building/shop. My old work bench layout in the attached garage... The new work bench layout in the detached garage/shop...
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    Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT 25x30 New Shop Build

    This weekend was mostly spent moving large items out of the house garage and into the new shop: tool boxes, work bench, car, boat, etc. I still have to put in a couple metal cabinets and shelving units along the wall, but its finally starting to look how I imagined it would look, and it has...
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    Let's See Your Garage Dog

    Duke getting a little R&R
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    Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT 25x30 New Shop Build

    I got a few free hours tonight and finished running the electrical for the lights which consisted of fishing electrical conductors, and making connections. In the process of doing that, I have learned that WAGO's are awesome, and soooooo woth it. The temperature gauge in the building read 119...
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    U.S.A. Flex head ratchet wrenches

    My apologies everybody, I was wrong :)
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    Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT 25x30 New Shop Build

    I finished bending and running all of the EMT conduit throughout the shop, and hung the lights. I didn't have time to fish all of the electrical, but I hope to tonight. A couple of the conduit sections had funky bends to them because I had no real clue what I was doing when I first started, so...
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    U.S.A. Flex head ratchet wrenches

    Yes, Milwaukee Flex Head, and they are high quality wrenches. *My apologies, I am mistaken. Milwaukee Flex Heads are not made in the USA, but they are darn good! :)
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    Milwaukee

    I'm a big Milwaukee guy, from power tools to hand tools, and I use them A LOT. The M12 platform is solid all the way around, and the M18 platform is professional grade as long as you stick with the FUEL series of tools. I beat the snot out of mine and they keep on going, and that includes the...
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    Garage Helper

    You're gonna have a whole lotta little ones soon if they are going about that business :)
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    Which Socket Brand or Brands if Starting From Scratch?

    Milwaukee has come out with excellent sockets, wrenches, flexible heads, etc. They are not as much as SnapOn, but they are pricey. The quality is worth it though, and I would put most of their hand tools up against any other manufacturer for overall quality and value.
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    Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT 25x30 New Shop Build

    I had a few hours this past saturday to try and run some emt conduit. I believe it probably took me an hour to run the first section with a bend in it and have it actually line up correctly. Bending pipe and having it fit right, flow correctly, and actually look as intended, is an art and Im...
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    Vevor Tools - Deaths Lawsuits

    That's an extreme statement, you know thats not what the intent of the statement was, and your wordsmithing an argument. To match extremes, I could just as easily say to you "So he chose an improper tool for a potentially deadly task, didn't care enough about his life to use the correct tool...
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    Lets see your workbench

    My current work bench setup, cluttered and all. This is why I built my new shop. Ill hopefully be able to transfer all of this over within the next two weeks, and I'll have a lot more room and cleanliness, at least I hope. :) New location for the work bench:
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    Above 1200 Sq/FT Restored 1930's Auto Shop

    Beautiful 67!!!
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