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I use the rubber holders, don't think I have lost a key yet. I do have a dedicated tool box drawer just for keys & different chucks.

Better as a boat anchor then a vice.

Anything is possible with patience!

Wow, that is an oldie. Practical machinist site may help in iding it.

Nice work!

No idea, but neat old vice. Looks 1930ish to me.

Very nice!

1/2 should be fine for light duty up to medium duty stuff. Gives you enough thickness to drill & tap into if needed.

My new favorite tread!

Fastenal, if you have a local store & a friendly staff they can source special stuff.

Wow, never really thought of redoing my hammers. They are the unsung hero's of the tool box thou!

Put my Ames on an industrial bench with wooden top, just capped it off with 1/16" sheet metal.

Probably nut shells.

Stay away from the china made ones, the metal isn't right & things bend that aren't suppose to bend. : (

Nice job, I plan on fabbing up a 60" blade for my 955 70A loader. Has an ATI quick attach set up already on the front.

Looks nice, congrats!

Not sure how old this saw is, but a lot of times there were just caps that unscrewed, you put oil in then put cap back on. When the caps got lost zerk fitting "fit"

Well, a crane you would want to brace to the ground. Maybe with something similar to a trailer leg.

Tubing bender for brake and hydraulic lines. I probably have a half of dozen different ones, they each have there purpose.

What ever size you "plan" to build, double it! Or at least keep the "double it in mind for future expansion. I think a pit for a "heavy" equipment garage is fine, just have to plan for an "open" end, with a stair case. Everything can't always be lifted.