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I was thinking of mounting lights to the side walls but I am planning on getting shelving that will go all the way to the front of the right side of the garage as you look into the garage, I guess I might be able to mount the light to the shelf but that might not be ideal either. What is your...

I have a small 22'x21' garage and normally work in the garage with the door up so I have more room to work around the front or rear of the vehicle. I found this thread about lighting tips and a couple other ideas but haven't found a lot of pics of what people are doing to get good light with...

Who makes these and do you have a link or where to get them?

I just picked up one of the 1/2" earthquake impacts and I am impressed with it. I had a crank pulley bolt that my old campbell housfeld couldn't touch and blew it apart. This one didn't even break a sweat getting it off. How is everyones holding up so far? Any failures yet?

Being prior Navy myself, I like it. :rocker:

Zeke, click the link and then delete the "m." after the http:// and it will be in regular windows mode. As far as the saw, I've never used a cold cut but I have a chop saw that works good for cutting metal.

Definately go with one of the black industrial hoses. I got a 100' one last year, don't remember the brand but it has a lifetime warranty on it. Hope to never use it but it's there.

It wouldn't be hard to rig up something like that. Great idea with the speaker magnet. Or you could use one of the retrieval type magnets.

Like alot of others here, I don't use it much so it gets taken apart and stored the best it can. I would like to see what others have come up with for storage also.

I bought a couple of the slime digital gauges from the local parts store and like them alot. They are backlit and seem to be accurate but have never checked against each other or another anolog gauge.

Here are my dogs, Jager the Dalmation and Sadie the Austrailian Shepherd mix. They think they are going for a ride!

Need pics and details about the alumatrailer in the overhead! How do you get it up there and how to support it? :eyecrazy:

I like the lug nut pulls, I now have a use for some lug nuts I have laying around. :thumbup:

Nice job on the build, keep up with projects like that and you'll have the welding down in no time. And just get a couple pair of chocks to block it when you are bending metal or want it to stay put. I like that you "dual purposed" it for a outfeed table also.

Here is a coupon for a free cutoff wheel. Link is http://widgets.harborfreight.com/wswidgets/common/displayCoupon.do?week=3912&campaign=a&page=free2.html&single=true&cust=51856867223&keycode=1702 Hope it works for everyone, it's only good till 9/30 sorry for posting it so late.

X2 I'm interested in it also!

Looking good, keep up the good work. So did you end up using the bricks on the gravel or just lay the 4x4's on the gravel? I will be puting up a pre-fab shed when we move into our new house. I would love to build it from plans but the pre-fab is alot quicker to get up so I can start using it...

To the OP, HERE is the cheapest setup I have found, There are other nitrogen bottles available, more for filling rebuildable shocks than filling tires and alot more expensive. I built a nitrogen bottle setup for filling my shocks on my sand rail, I run "air" shocks that require nitrogen for...

That is a neat idea for a top tier. How sturdy is the top section? How is the top attatched to it, from underneth with small screws? I might have to use that idea on my bench.

I'm also interested in how people are using the led lighting.