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looks like it may be my Roper Whitney 20ton punch press's Grand Daddy.

I'm in the same boat with a Massey Ferguson tractor. The power steering cylinder has the tie rod made to the shaft and the ball has popped out. My thoughts are to take the tie rod to the parts store and find one with the same or close taper. I'd like to find one with female threads that I...

I tell all of ya'll this, I have yet to see a welding table built here. All I have seen is beautifully hand crafted works of art dubbed "welding tables". I could not in good conscience take a hammer, grinder or WELDER to the stuff you guys make.

that would look great beside my brown leather lazyboy! would fit my coffee cup nicely. Very nice!

I'm in Virginia so this may not help you. When I was pricing mine, I emailed several companies and after about a week, I contacted the one that had only sent the one email. The others where emailing me everyday and some would drop the price or suddenly had sales or specials. I bought mine...

I think it's a Military COM wire spool.

And I thought it would be about throwing fire crackers under the bathroom door at work.

And I bet the farm to the hole of a donut that nothing could be bought today that worked better than that 70 year old worn out jack!!!!!:lol:

Re: new construction(yet unnamed) those rock and log columns are beautiful. Is the rest of your home as rustic?

Built at the Tupelo plant in 1953. looks like its in good shape and will clean up nicely.

Must be a city thing Chipper, I'm 35 minutes from you in Isle of Wight, no requirements here for a lift.

if there was a problem caused by the ceiling joist being cut, the walls would be bowed out and a noticeable sag in the ridge of the roof line. If I bought the house. I would sister in 2x4's just because and not put anything on that side. The ONLY reason for I beams and poles is if you plan...

concerning the holes, I'd leave them as well. Three Speaker magnets or the like underneath will close them up so small parts don't fall through.

depending on the construction method of your home, this could be doable or a disaster. Without very detailed photos we could not even attempt to make any suggestions.

I think your plan will be the cleanest method. I would apply a strip of ice & water along the transition seam. You don't want to nail the starter strip tight since you are overlapping on siding. What brand shake are you using? We did our whole house with shake from Alside, very well made.

Every time one comes into the shop, my mind wonders off thinking about dropping in a 340 and a narrowed rear end with BIGGG slicks. but I digress I'm past that part of life.

welcome from Virginia. Where are you located?

In my town is an Cold War Nike missile base. It has been a park since I was a kid. Once us boys snuck down into it, there was enough slack in the chain around the door for us to wiggle in and I've wanted it ever since. That is a very nice place you have to work. You must have a "sense of...

I second smoothon.com. They will send you samples of the materials. Making molds is easy. If you have the skill to make those gauge pods, you'll pick up on it real quick.

do you have a scrap/recyclers yard near you? That's where I get most of my small project material from. Box store metal seems to dang expensive to me.