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Okay so here's this weekends update. No real garage changes, but a completely FREE haul, thanks to my Dad. The craftsman cart was originally his grandfathers and the OTC tool box was originally his. Both pieces will receive overhalls to match the rest of the garage. Both are in need of a lot...

Quick little google sketchup of where I'd like to be going.

Glad you like them, have a couple of more flavors coming out soon. My favorite is Mango Lemonade.

Okay so assuming its not irreversibly broken or damaged, is the price good? It looks like it has a whole lot of rust to it...Also from what I've gathered this would a be a +1950-ish model?

Might I offer a very simple yet effective alternative? I like to use something like this for jumps for hardwired internet when I don't have time to drag ethernet cable. Its SIMPLE and easy. http://www.newegg.com/Product/Product.aspx?Item=N82E16833122233

Spotted this on craigslist http://bakersfield.craigslist.org/tls/2693863212.html Looking for opinions on it...Worth the money or not? Thanks!

Nah, much much healthier than that: Bolthouse Farms Beverages.

Tools do as well, they get alcohol rub downs to keep them free from any extra grease / dirt. No need to really, I'm the processing guy (i.e. blue collar guy) for a bunch of scientist.

Problem is, I'm not maintenance, I work for Recipe and Development. Additionally, the maintenance tool boxes / shop are detached from the "clean" areas (Clean areas are hair nets, salt mats, safety glasses, etc. just one step below a sterile room). My tool cabinet is in the middle of the...

Must be able to handle caustic, acid, and be 100% sterilized/sanatized. Free from rusting and oxidation. It is in the middle of a beverage processing plant.

Still needs some work, pegboard and organizers etc.

Okay so here's mine at work, just got it about a week ago. It was an old electrical cabinet sitting in our boneyard and I was in desperate need of a food grade tool cabinet for storage. Found this sucker and had our fabrication shop put in some shelving. I'll try to get some more, better...

I agree diesel. Its a hard habit to break of I can get "x-amount of tools for y-dollars" without thinking of the in a years time I'll be replacing them if they break. Quality of over quantity right? Thanks everyone for the feedback, from my research on here and elsewhere I'll be best off...

These "were" rated to be top quality from consumer reports and a gift. Everything else works great, the drill however does not. I'm going to settle for "less" and go for "better" quality though.

Okay so power tools I do have, forgot some of them in my move and garage fill up of ****. Found most of them this weekend in the partial cleanup http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=124145 Router and Bit set (new never used) Dremel Tool Cheapy Corded Power Drill from HF Kawasaki...

Thanks guys!! This forum has put more ideas in my head for the garage than you can imagine. Both of you are serving as inspiration, lots of great work on here, and much more work for me to be done!

Quality of cabinets would be moderate. Nothing really fancy. Thanks everyone for the feedback. Definitely going to change things up and re-evaluate the tool set.

Here's my introduction. I've got a 19.5x18.5 (interior dimension) attached garage. Since, my wife and I moved in about 2 years ago, the garage has been a place for furniture boxes and JUNK. Switched positions where I work to have more free time at home. One of the first places to tackle was...

All of you have provided more feedback than I would have thought. I'm going to answer these questions as they seem to sum up everyones (generalized questions). The air compressor and gun are for painting shop cabinets, walls, furniture, and small car / motorcycle pieces. I'll list my top...

Bakersfield, CA. The Central Valley area, there are plenty of Manufacturing, equipment places around. It would take a bit more time and there are certain items I feel I could find for cheaper (miter saw and drill press). Air compressor becomes a bit more difficult I only have 120v in the...