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I would love that set. Please count me in.

I will find some photos on the weekend.

I have a Nike 301HC I am working on.

Did you roll it after installation with a flooring roller?

It looks like it is to remove the security tags from clothes at a retail store. It would be built into the top of the sales counter.

You have a lot of different ones. http://justacarguy.blogspot.ca/2010/08/hood-ornament-identifiaction-guide.html The 51-52 Chrysler imperial with the ring and the wings (in the last of your photos) is my favorite but the one beside it (with the external point/loop) looks like 41 terraplane.

Nicely done. I am going to try to find all the parts for one today.

I thought it would have to be geared more than 2.91 but the 291 (which is a factory available ratio) written on the ring gear threw me off.

Merr That is a factory 64 Impala rear end not a Ford. Thomas will know all the details but it should be an earlier Salisbury style rear with 8.2" ring gears. Looks like 2.91 gearing.

Here is your pumps friend. http://seattle.craigslist.org/tac/atq/3211376884.html

Loosen all the bolts and measure corner to corner and adjust the frame until it is square. Re-tighten bolts using some type to loctite to hold them from vibrating loose. Once the frame is square attach your decking to make sure it stays square (having it welded is better). Then use the axle to...

I did that for years. Get another small bucket with a lid, a funnel and an old electric kettle. Take water with you and after the office is closed you can make hot water to wash your hands.

I think you might have the first piece that would be required to build one of these.

Tell him straight faced "you want to install a trampoline".

Cool story Caspian. Reading this thread always makes me think of the garage my dad took the car and his trucks to as a kid. That shop was similar, but they worked on heavy duty equipment and dump trucks mainly, so there was oversize everything everywhere. I also still remember the smell.

I cut up a semi truck dock door bumper (simular to attached) with a band saw. http://www.kokeinc.com/dock_equip/dock_bumpers.html

I have a long hammer like that that I made to get at a dent inside an aluminum tank. I could reach into an access hole but not get inside. With the tank placed in some sand and then finished with some carefull work from the outside I got it close enough that its not really noticebale. With...

Traditionally vct used in large space commercial applications would showcase the sure sign of the tiles not being square as the rows would start to curve if all the tiles were all layed in one direction. Quarter turning every other tile makes sure the rows are all straight even if the tiles...