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Far enough from the wall that you can pull an axle shaft all the way out of the tube.

Delta Dust. Buy on Amazon.

I built my deck in 2011 with PT deck boards. Stained it once the following spring, and again last summer. That is literally all the maintenance I have done. I just went out and took this pic after reading your post. I suspect I will get much more than 10 years out of it. In my opinion...

This is impressive. Guy 3d printed his boxes in various sizes. Hundreds of them.

That sounds like a tick farm. No thanks. Buy a zero turn or a sub compact tractor with at least a 60" deck.

I bought these for my Camaro. https://zl1addons.com/products/camaro-10-15-lift-pads Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have tried many of the products mentioned in this thread, then I found the best. There used to be a vendor at the Carlisle car shows that sold this stuff by the foot, and I picked up a large roll and cut to fit all my drawers. This is the same material that they make fender covers of - the...

1. Ceiling height. My barn has 14' ceiling. I have a Jeep Wrangler with 4" total lift and 33" tires, as well as a crew cab Silverado. I can put either on my Advantage 4 post lift and run it to the top notch. At 12' ceiling, I would not be able to. I have a buddy with a pole barn and 10'...

I throw them away after I use them. When I need more, I go to my closet and grab the 50 or so oldest T-shirts and cut them up for new rags.

Every bedroom in my house has returns. In fact, every room except the bathrooms has a return. Perfectly balanced temps throughout too.

I've seen some of his "work" at car shows. Wouldn't spend my money on one.

I prefer mushroom plugs vs the sticky string style. I have been using this kit for years with zero plug failures. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0018EUDHW/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Here is the one I built for the summer/winter tire swapout on my wife’s car. And the sketchup model of the same thing (scaled up) that I built in my buddy’s pole barn.

Yes, they are. Lots of nails. I bought a diablo “demolition” blade and threw it in the scrap bin when I was done.

I use Google Sketchup to model my parts. It's completely free and there is a huge user community to help you learn it. It is a direct modeler, which is quite different from parametric modelers, like PTC Creo. My son is using Fusion 360 to model parts. It is also free for personal use, and...

If you search "AM8" on Thingiverse, you will find all of the parts needed to convert your A8 to an extruded frame. The guy who originally created the parts used 2040 and 2020 extrusions from Misumi. If you use extrusions from 8020, you may have to design some of the braces to fit. Many of the...

Yes, I painted the raised text by "tracing" over it with a Sharpie paint pen.

I just checked out his thread - he's doing some nice work. Thanks for sharing.

I was directed here by another member reading my thread on 3D printed tool organizers. Nice work. I have printing organizers for my toolbox, but had not yet considered pegboard mounted printed parts. Now you've got me thinking of a few new projects. I also like the suggestions to glue a...

Not sure, but if so we should be worried that the machines will not need us much longer.