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I have a metal shop that is less than a 5 minute drive from my shop. Sheet I can buy 2x4 - 4x4 4x8 and larger pieces. Tube, angle etc I have to buy a 24' stick. There's another shop about 3 minutes away I can buy drops by the pound but it's really hit or miss.

I have a RAM mount x grip cell phone mount and a laptop mount in the work truck. Both are great.

Did a final mockup of the watts link and coilover 4 link on the pickup.

This is probably a real dumb question but how do I control the top outlet with the switch? I wired it up and both are constant hot?

Interesting..I like that!

Most common occurrence i'll leave random tools, items, drinks on top of the service body on my work truck and when I get to my detestation they'll still be there. Top of that bed is like glue. lol

Kiwi, that is a STEAL. That's a General 4gpm/3500-4000psi looks like. The engine pictured is a GX390 which is 13hp...If it looks good i'd scoop it up.

I carry this Streamlight Protac 2L everyday. 260 Lumens, bright as hell, tiny. http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00396S1Q2/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Haven't read other replies, sorry if I repeat what might have already been said. I own a professional pressure washing business so here's some pointers what to look for. You want to look for a Honda GX based engine. Pump wise, most homeowner PW's will be direct drive. Make sure your water...

I built a mezzanine in my shop and put my office on it.

Wow. I have 4. A framing hammer, ballpeen, rubber mallet and a small sledge. Maybe I should add some more.

New arrival is on the bottom :) Made a few mods and she's ready to cut! 50F model.

I have the EXACT same problem in my shop in a couple spots. Annoying as hell.

I've actually been looking into making one of those..what's the reason for using 2 fans? Better circulation?

Just wired up a new 220v 50a outlet for the ole shop. While i'm at it i'm hardwiring my 220v heater and mounting it. (Stuff I should have done awhile ago)

I have a 140 as well...love it! One day I will need a larger welder but so far it has been great. Just a couple weeks ago I made the switch to MIG. It is worth it!!

A caustic stripper isn't going to etch concrete, it may have ate whatever finish was on there previously. A "stripper" doesn't usually etch. But wherever you apply the stripper (Alkaline) you want to go back over it with an acid to neutralize the surface. If not you could have some adhesion...

I have one..have had it about 2 years now. Used it today actually. Works great.

Handler 140.

That's crossed my mind. The mounts are 1/4" (which the welder can handle) and the tube is pretty thin (GM 10 bolt). If not I can always borrow my buddies Ironman. No biggie.