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GJ; Concrete is looking nice.:thumbup: Thanks for the answer on the insulation . In the house I am buying, I have a garage attic that is floored for storage. They didn't put any insulation down before doing that.:sad: So I,m going to try and blow it under there and not rip up the floor. We'll...

VW engine alternative FBF; You are coming along, looking very nice. Thanks for posting this build. I went and looked at the designers site. One thing I really liked is his full size designs will fit some one tall. (I'm 6'5") I think a replica Biplane would be a fun build. I'm currently...

EP; Nice shop, welcome to the asylum.:beer: From the infamous song Hotel California ...."you can check-out any time you like, but you can never leave".

rvmeush; You're welcome. You can select which version you have on the page, depending on how new or old yours is. Have fun.

A29; Wow, haven't seen one of those in a long time other than mine. I still use it on the bench, or the shopsmith when drilling odd shaped stock. Nice find!

Used to send the new mechanics out for a few yards of flight line..... The best story was told to me by a Marine Helicopter pilot. He convinced the platoon of infantry that he was supposed to carry that the battery in the aircraft was dead, so they had to push start it. They pushed it down...

Jswain; You're welcome. I have an arbor like that and it has the stepped pulley on it. So I'm just passing it along.

rvmeush; Try this: http://servicenet.blackanddecker.com/Products/Detail?isId=true&productNumber=79-001&selectedType=17999

Very Nice, Thanks for sharing!

Great idea! So you have it running off the charger and connected to the Wifi, I presume?

TOW1; Not sure how to ventilate the subfloor. I was just going to rest Pressure treated 2x6s on the concrete and top with plywood. Run a couple dust collector and electrical outlets to the floor center for the table saw, planer and jointer at the appropriate spots. Suggestions? Thanks for the...

Re: My shop tour and the ten tools I use to make 200 steel models Thanks for the link! Those are incredible. Don you are one talented person! Thanks for sharing.

Personally, I think I'm going stick built as I intend to do the finish work, if not a lot of the build myself. If I were to do a steel building, I would have it done with the best insulation I could get/afford (and by afford I mean I would wait until I can get what I want) included as part of...

Re: My shop tour and the ten tools I use to make 200 steel models What kind of models?

So how did the floor heating experiment work out? Keeping the curtains in the wall even after drywalling will probably help. But then you do this for a living, I'm just a backyard butcher. Thanks for sharing, keep up the great posts and work.

That is a cool idea for blade storage!:thumbup:

I think that about sums it up.:D I've lived in the area a couple of times over the years courtesy of Uncle Sam. Now I'm going back to instruct at FT. Rucker, so we are moving lock, stock, and barrel. Kids are all grown and we can finally afford to build a shop. I'm thinking the wood shop side I...

C14; Yeah, I've always liked Mopars. My next truck is going to be a 1 ton Dodge diesel. Then I can upgrade the trailer. I'd also like to get an early 60's dart or valiant convertible. Too many projects, not nearly enough time or money.:lol:

In about a month I hope to be closing on our new house in the SE are of Alabama, near Dothan. After getting settled we will start constructing a shop building, something in a 24X48 size. half will be a dedicated wood shop, half a general shop/assembly area. It will be wood framed 2X6...

Thomas; I think you you are a great example of this, I hope you enjoy it.