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I've seen a few posts on here about people combining the US General boxes - more than just bolting a side cabinet on. Apparently Harbor Freight is taking notice of the trend.

Depending on color, there are between one (blue) and three (black & red) part numbers for the 5-Drawer Service Carts (other colors have two numbers each). With threads like this one on the differences between HF 56" Series 2 Boxes, has anyone looked into the differences between the 5-Drawer...

Picked this up the end of last year - a CUDA 2530 automatic front load aqueous parts washer. Had to play a bit of "missing tile game" to get it tucked back into the corner of the shop. It has rollers, but they're oriented to move it front to back. I have to modify them to roll side to side...

Something that I’ve been working on lately for a client. :thumbup: This last one is illustrating a test for getting the lighting to work properly.

Hbg, PA - FS: Desktops / Workbench Tops [SOLD] Sold.....................

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Damn! Someone had to forward me this link: http://www.onetooladay.com/index.php So now I'm passing it along to all of you so that I'm not the only one that goes broke... Ummm... Stimulates the economy... :beer:

Thought I'd post this link up here: http://www.weldingtheater.com/ Saw an ad for it in my latest issue of Welding Magazine. They are the ones organizing it. Mostly for commercial type setups, but could be something in there for you too! Baleigh Industrial has some videos of their...

Lately I have been running into a bit of an issue and am looking for options. With some "different" different vehicles in the fleet I've been acquiring some specialty tools - notably stuff for the 6.5 diesel, the Bobcats, and the motorcycle. Most of this stuff is fairly identifiable. But I'm...

I’ve had my Quincy QT-5 stationary compressor for eight years now. It has been my only compressor and performs a variety of duties both in the downstairs automotive/metal shop as well as the upstairs woodworking shop and even around the rest of the property through the use of a couple Goodyear...

See how this works...

Was looking at impact sets available at Sears and was looking at this one: 48 piece set 24 metric, 24 inch, and 3 "bonus" extensions for $180. Except that it is out of stock... Then I notice that this one says "Items sold separately" :headscrat : 57 piece set 24 metric, 24 inch, doubles of...

Just came across this site: http://www.toolchassis.com/ Searched but couldn't find that it had been mentioned before. Pretty slick with the tube steel frame and all.

I'm curious as to what brands people are using that they have had good luck with. I used an old Montgomery Ward dehumidifier in my basement for years. Then a few years ago I figured that I'd "upgrade" to one I found on clearance at Sears as I was looking around for other things. Part of it...

Sort of an interesting article that crossed my desk today: http://www.digitalhomeonline.com/industry-news.asp?sectionID=1126&articleID=601906 Integration of your garage into the household digital systems... [edit]Didn't notice on the first pass that the project is one of Steve's "Ultimate...

Since the "sale announcement" forum isn't set up yet... Just came across this: Amazon Weekend Tool Sale The item that caught my eye was the Denali Digital Protractor but I am unfamiliar with the Denali name - any ideas or comments?

I haven't gotten around to installing openers on my garage doors yet - mainly because it is more of a workshop than a garage that I'm driving in and out of daily. But I put the outlets in for convential garage door openers - middle of the door up at the head of where the door comes to when...

Ok, first off, it is 70 degrees here today - totally unreal! So I figured I'd catch up on some stuff around the house. I had meant to do some insulating before cold weather hit but didn't get around to it last fall. So this seems like the perfect day to catch up. I had bought some Great...

Ok, may be common knowledge, but this is the first I stumbled across it. Summit Racing has an expanded tool catalog beyond what is in their standard "everything" catalog. An online copy is here: http://www.summitracing.com/catalogs/tool/2006/winter/t1.html Seems to be a pretty good selection...

I'm getting ready to put down flooring in my woodworking shop - and I'm going around in circles. I'd sort of like something "wood themed" as opposed to VCT or such. Although cost is an object, I want something that I'm pleased with for the next couple decades. I considered cork, but am not...