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I need to mount a bench grinder and belt/disc sander in a small garage. Rather than buy a pair of stands from Harbor Freight or building a custom stand, I'm considering mounting on either side of a roll-away tool chest w/o the wheels attached. Any reason not to do this? Got any better...

The Correct Panel Wiring Pictures Thread Post up your panels. Either main or sub and extra points for clean wiring.

So i bought this Ariens in running condition for $20. The original engine is a 1969 4hp Tecumseh. Everything runs fine, but the carb needs a rebuild and the engine isn't as powerful as I'd like.

So, got this well-used ratchet on ebay and immediately cleaned everything, lubed the head with Superlube, and re-painted the switches. Ratchet works beautifully, but i'd like to replace the worn handle. My options seem limited due to the size of the handle and I'm guessing a prybar handle...

So I never see this ratchet mentioned, but it seems to have a lot of features for the price. I found it under the Husky name at HD for $19.99 - 20% HF coupon = $16.00. It also sells at Walmart under the Stanley name for $30. The ratchet includes a set of 3/8" drive SAE sockets 3/8" - 13/16"...

So, I don't have the money for Tool Truck brands and don't like the stink of Craftsman hard handles. I have had a soft handled set of Kobalt screwdrivers for a few years now, and they've been awesome. I'd like to add a few more drivers to my collection, and i'm wondering if anyone has opinions...

So I have come to realize that a fine assortment of ratchets is critical to complete a toolbox. I have been using some raised panel craftsman ratchets for years, but, since joining GJ, I have recently discovered how much better equipment is available. 1st, I wanted a 3/8" XL locking flex...

Since everyone loves pics of tools, I thought I'd share mine: I purchased all the Gearwrench items from Advance Auto with the $40 off $100. My total was right at $60 for everything Gearwrench: 21MM, 22MM, 24MM, 1": 7-Piece Torx Screwdrivers: 16" flat and philips screwdrivers (AKA prybars)...

So I finally sorted my grandfather's toolbox and here's what I found: unknown toolbox with awesome racer logo: Craftsman 1/2" Drive ratchet - almost worn out: Indestro Metric 8MM-19MM Open skinny wrench set: SK 1/4" drive ratchet and old crasftsman Metric Sockets with 12MM Snap-On...