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I like the idea of the chalkboard for the old school cool factor. But I'd probably go with a white board. Glass white boards are great, easy to clean and never have those ugly stains. I will probably get a piece of glass and paint the back side white if it works out cheaper than buying a...

I'm really enjoy this tread, its full of great tech tips and I really appreciate you sharing your business insights. I'm a mechanical engine and a huge part of my job is finding better ways to do the things we do. Now I have a question. You mentioned installing the cams from back to front...

No experience with any of the companies are listed. I am in the process of building a Mueller building and overall I'm very satisfied with it. I would recommend going with who ever you think is going to give you the best service, who's easier to get of hold of, who answers the phone or calls...

I looked at other metal building suppliers and roll ups is all they have. There's a Home Depot in town, I looked before on the website and all I found was standard residential sizes. I just dug a little deeper and found where I can custom order whatever size door I want. I'll have to write...

I should have said I'm looking for sectional doors, I don't like roll up doors I bought my building from Mueller and they only have roll up doors, but that is a great idea I'll check some of the other metal building suppliers.

I'm looking for suppliers to buy sectional garage doors from. Google isn't very helpful I get the manufactures of the doors but they don't sell them or I get local companies who make their money installing the doors. I want to just buy the doors and install myself. I want matching doors...

Uline also has a large selection of various bag sizes and thicknesses, I haven't checked prices but probably cheaper then McMaster. You mentioned myth busters, Adam Savage has several videos talking about his method of organizing. He keeps a spread sheet with item type in one column and a box...

What's the model of the pump station? I'm going to need one for the shop I'm building.

I used to live in Oklahoma for a couple of years back in '06 in Stillwater and Perry, I'm from south Texas so living somewhere is actually snowed was new to me. What really stuck out to me was how every time there was a snow storm the local news would mention 1 or 2 buildings that collapsed in...

Looks like one of these to me https://www.homedepot.com/p/Water-Source-1-in-Steel-Male-Insert-Adapter-MAS100/203990017

Only you can answer this question: do you want to work on the shed or in the shed? Personally I would build it myself, more fun that way

I too have been working on a '66 Charger, my dad's. We put a 6pack on the 383 a while back and has run very rich. So I wired up some wide band O2 sensors and have started tuning it. I think I've got the idle just about dialed in, just waiting for some jets now.

if it fits in your pocket its free

We have been in the process of doing this were I work. We used French cleats to hang the tools, this makes it easy to move or reconfigure as needed. Also having everything out in the open makes it easy to see if anything is missing. Each station has its own board with everything the operator...

somebody here at my work labeled the label maker

Mopar 727 transmissions have square heads on the bands. I have a set of 8 points sockets to adjust those.

here is another little scout 3 1/2 I plundered it from my grandmothers house that is being cleaned out

here are some better pics of the tool tray lids

Yep came with the tools, but nothing I am too excited about: some drill bits, files, allen wrenches, tube benders, and the hand drill. I will take some more detailed pictures of the covers tomorrow I am planing to carry it around in the back of my Jeep as well

Picked this up from a neighbor who was having a garage sale It doesn’t having any markings on it so I have no idea what brand it is, anybody have any guesses? It needs some new latches and a repaint