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That is the back to a kobalt toolbox that has slide out pegboard on the back. It’s a 41 inch top stainless think they also made a white version

hey guys my pole barn is comping along pretty good. i have a question though. what is the best way to enclose the gable end that will be 14 feet under the roof. i have chicken trusses and I am enclosing 2 bays and leaving one open. what is the best way to seal the top with all the purlins...

what kind of compressor is on sale for $40? i cant find it

thanks for all the help guys!

Where did you get the dividers for the pliers

Yeah I haven’t seen anything close to 1200 for an insulated over head door. It’s 1200 here for single sheet 10x8 installed. I live in Alabama so I’m not very concerned with heat or cooling but mainly keeping the rain out.

so you are already replaceing the sliding doors for overhead? the sliding is just so much cheaper, i can do all the work myself and looks 100 times better than a roll up. i called and got a price on some carriage style garage doors this afternoon so i will see how that sounds when they get back...

do you have any pics of your setup?

about to start framing my wall on a pole building that will hold my sliding door. is the standard header size that holds the tracks a 2x6? i wanted to use something a little bigger like a 2x10 but all the trim peaces that cover the tracks seem setup for a 2x6 to screw to the top and then cover...

https://www.lowes.com/pd/CRAFTSMAN-1000-Series-26-5-in-W-x-32-5-in-H-4-Drawer-Steel-Rolling-Tool-Cabinet-Red/1001098026 Is this craftsman 1000 26 inch bottom any good or is the 2000 or even a harbor freight much better. From looking at the hyper tough at Walmart it appears the exact same and it...

a teacher friend just got a grant to purchase a 3d printer to do projects with kids. what is the best $500. printer that is available on amazon. her questions are she wants it to be able to use any filament, do some bigger prints easy to interface so the kids can understand it and does she need...

What do you mean by stamped designs? The garage door?

the plan is for it to be one big door and the whole thing slid to the right, and not like a conventional one that splits in the middle. and this way i can open it a little to walk through or alot to drive through

this is a pole barn. its framed with a 6x6 on the corner. the post is in the ground but i can come over 2 feet with a small wall and make the door 12 ft but that 2 foot isnt going to be holding anything structurally really.

whats the biggest you can make a sliding on piece door? and also Requesting pics of overhead doors on the edge of the building. My door will be on the flat side and as close to the corner post/wall as possible. My opening is 14 ft between poles. What’s the closest I can get the door to the wall...

Requesting pics of overhead doors on the edge of the building. My door will be on the flat side and as close to the corner post/wall as possible. My opening is 14 ft between poles. What’s the closest I can get the door to the wall and pics are greatly appreciated

thanks for all the help guys.

That looks real nice

i was also told that the standard girts might allow for the board to flex enough from wind for the metal to bend? what is you opinion on that. just trying to get all the info i can cause the way you are saying to do it will be easier for me faster and cheaper

there wont be any inside walls. there are no girts what so ever right now. and only 6x6 post and 2x6 perlins for the roof. the girts will be used to put the outside metal on. so you think running them on the outside will make the building stronger?