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I knew someone that was a professional welder, he did one of my cages for the race car, talked him into giving me a couple of lessons, his hourly rate was pretty good.

Last Dec. I bought an Ender3 3D printer, I search Thingiverse for things to print, but design my own items in TinkerCad for quick easy things. I do have Fusion360 (free for hobbyist, just need to spend time learning it. I'm currently putting together the Mostly Printed CNC (MPCNC) machine to...

I have the Miller Multimatic 200, it's a really nice machine, also have the spool gun for aluminium. That said if I was to do it again I would get two separate machines. I was a newbie when purchasing the Miller and didn't have the knowledge at the time I needed AC to TIG aluminum. Still have it...

Sorry, just realized your question. I would have to go and check on the brand of the AC unit, it is what was the standard option from Bravo Trailers when I had it built, believe its a 15,000 unit. Cools the whole trailer, it does ok, but it has a harder time when its above 90, but I also made...

Nice shop, like the trailer too, I have a 36ft gooseneck for my car, thought about a bathroom but I just have a generator, A/C, and a bed as most if not all tracks I go to have bathrooms with showers.

Really like the windows in the back for the mezzanine level.

Like the 914/6 poster, looking forward to the updates.

Nice 968, partial to black, just do what I did, strip it out, put a cage in it and start racing :-) Warning it is a slippery slope.

Looking good, like to see how you finish it. Oh and another Porsche guy here, 968 race car and 84 911 I bought back in 88, still have it.

The space looks assume, looking forward to see it finished out.

Dino look very cool!

Big Dad, cool video, I was born in Marshalltown, we moved back in the 70's to a small town south of Iowa City.

Homebody, thanks for the reminder on the St. Charles show, I have gone a few times and it's in my backyard, probably less than 5 miles away from me.

I always here having two separate machines, about a year ago I bought a G0759 mill and just the other week I bought a used Enco lathe really cheap, from someone I knew. Just trying to set it up. Have fun.

Looking forward to it coming together, the size is pretty much the same as my shop, be interested in how you set things up.

The other option is making some cardboard templates, on one of my trailers it was kind of rounded nose.

Nice projects, some great ideas for my unit, thanks.

Nice shop. Like the idea of the scaffolding bench, I have a could of those short sections I might copy the idea.

Interesting on the shore power, I have been thinking of installing one of those twist lock connector that passes through the wall. Adaptors, after learning like you I have a few, even a 50amp to 30amp.

I created a similar step for my trailer, made it so it would sit in the foot well of the door. You have to keep in mind of uneven services at the track, some times I'm on pavement and sometimes in the grass.