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those are Klutch welding table clamps. They have threaded ends with a nut, so I tapped 4 holes in the gutter of the table, allows a ton of different quick setups etc

Early DP600. has foot feed.

Looking for the left hand side cast iron cover...if anyone has one....that would be amazing.

One thing nice about the space is that its tied into the central heat, so moisture not an issue in t he winter. In the summer, I am near the shore, so If I open the win dow and door it stays cool all day.

toolboxes have all the fasteners, tool accessories, bits, machine tools etc...oem Mopar stuff, sockets, etc. the loose stuff, small handtools,little stuff.

The Charger stays in the front garage. I used to have a huge bay downtown, where I restored the car, but I gave it up a few years back. I do miss my lift, I may put one in outside in the work yard area.

Northern California

You seem to be a pleasant person.

Thanks! He glows in the dark.

Also..I spent a total of about 800.00 for wood paint, etc. So a budget build !

Yes the Charger moved into the front...nothing else in there so no risk of dings!

When i painted mine, I obsessively sealed every single nook and cranny and weatherstripped everything. I use a leaf blower to blast all the dust out daily, and mop the floor once a week. I also don't use the floor for storage. everything is off the floor and on rollers whenever possible.

Did I say I like pegboard?

By the way..I am looking for a left hand cast iron belt cover for 1939 model DP600 if anyone has one. Thanks! Frank

theres a nice private outdoor area a swell, all fenced off with some other sheds around the corner ill set those up next

Now..I never took build pics...but I am almost done...here is it is today..setting it all up. I figure it will be dialed in by Friday...still need to assemble some tools and paint the inside of the door, which I naturally am doing last, as to make it as problematic as possible. Pegboard gets me...

The lord above has blessed me with 2 garages. I finally decided to drag all my tools out of storage and set up the back garage...as a spring and summer project. I started with this:

I have my own tools, these are a set for the wife's 'incidental' toolbox...she went to use them the smell made her ill...did do the search, lot of stories about stank....but few solutions. Thanks for the above info.

recently we cracked open the old toolbox and the craftsman's smelled like puke. Looking to replace those with a decent brand that DOESNT have this problem. any reccomendations as to brands that dont have the stinky plastic? Thanks