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Getting ready to finally build my table. What is the height they everyone is building to? Are you planning to work standing up or on a stool?

Sweet build! How did you attach the top, or is it floating? I finally picked up a 4' X 8' X 3/4 piece of unused plate for $80. Has a 20" x 20" cutout so I'm trying to figure out the size I want to build. Would you have gone with a different size if the plate allowed, or was that your choice...

I like the idea. But depending on what you are sanding, it seems that the drawers would become very dirty from the dust and grit generated. Will you be using some sort of vac with this application?

LG, I have that exact TW on order now. Probably overkill for a hobbyist, but I do not want to have to buy a second one.

Well, my catalog arrived on Tuesday. It looked like it was run half way thru a garbage disposal before it was delivered. Those tool boxes look very nice! I too was wondering if they are made by SO by the looks.

I found an ad on Craigslist of someone selling tools. I got a Matco 3/8 flex head ratchet (BFR12LFT), Craftsman slipjoint pliers and prybar, a MAC wrench, four Matco stubbys and another combination wrench, seven stubby geawrenches, and a full container of stanley box cutter blades. I paid $32...

I would be in.

The Facom pliers are definately cool!

I agree that they labeled it wrong. It was in a glass locked case at eye level. There was a Craftsman standard teardrop 1/4" next to it for $10.:dunno: The label on in was marked Snap-On and was dated November 5, 2008. I can't believe that it sat there that long with the priced showing until...

.....Might not be such a good deal. I found a very good shape 1/4" drive Snap-On TM737 at a local pawn shop a week ago. BUT, I was at Sears last night and saw an almost identical ratchet (except for the plastic handle) in a Gear Wrench China version.:shocking...

I bought two pair of the 10" pliers for 14.99 on sale just before Christmas.

Uhhhh

I have cabinets from Lyon Metal in my garage. Mine are the 59 1/4". Here is a link: http://www.lyonworkspace.com/catalog_PDF/046.pdf

I wonder if your pliers are actually made by De-Sta-Co (DeStaCo). They make toggle clamps and lots of other workholding devices.

We are using quite a few of them on the production floor where I work. The guys on the floor like them a lot. They are concerned with dropping a top in a blender.

Found a 19 MM Snap-on 1/2" drive impact socket last week. Found a Craftsman old school fine tooth 1/4" ratchet about three months ago. My best find was a long handle 1/2" Wright ratchet. I was 7 or 8 while riding along with my father and brother, when we came upon a toolbox in the road. Me...

I received my flyer yesterday. That is the first I have seen of the indexable prybars. I could see some instances where they could be handy. I wonder who manufactures them.