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These - https://www.amazon.com/dp/B08L3F9NJP?tag=atomicindus08-20. I have not used another anchor besides these for about five years. No drill and they leave a small slit for easy repair later.

I built this. It is very cool!

My son (in Minnesota) is in a trade school learning HVAC. As previously mentioned, he seems to be learning a wide variety of skills. They gave like a 115% job placement rate (more jobs than people to fill the jobs). As far as tools go - all of the big tool companies offer great trade school...

Big CNC!

My son just started trade school for HVAC. He is looking to buys some tools and he does not have much money. We both watch the used market pretty closely and we also frequent garage sales etc. Does anyone know what tool companies offer tool discounts for trade school students? He was able to get...

+1 on Last Best Tool. Can't believe that guy does not have more followers.

Not to pile on but…. The tool check is the first tool related item that I have purchased on a whim (just thought it was cool) that I actually use a ton. It is a great kit to use in my boat. I have done full boat projects with this kit and nothing else.

All great suggestions. I have been thinking about this shop for about ten years but my interests have changed over time. I really like the philosophy of putting my stuff in there so it is mobile and let my preferences over the next couple of years take over. Kinda like the landscaping example...

Great suggestions especially on the future 240v outlets. I only have one in the plan but will add others. Morton finished all of the walls with steel except the South wall which was done in OSB for hanging cabinets etc. Unfortunately, I have move a bunch of my stuff in before the electrical is...

Thanks for the input! I am going to build a partitioned off area - couch/lounge area, office, bathroom (w/shower), and utility room. I will be able to store things above this space.

I like the more motorcycles idea. 4 is not enough!

I am sure that this may be somewhat of a redundant ask but.... My 48 x 72 pole building will be completed by end of this week. It is a fully insulated Morton with in-floor radiant heat. I have dreamed of having a shop for many years and now that dream is finally coming true! I will primarily...

I just got a radiant heat bid for $26k for my 48 x 72 pole building. This does not include insulation in the slab. Completely unreasonable.

Very nice work. I am thinking of doing something very similar at my cabin in Northern MN. Do you mind sharing an approximate cost?

I own the 1/4” version. It is awesome.

Totally ****. My dad bought one new for a very good deal. He gave it to me still in the box. It started once and never again. I have a Stihl and it is great saw.

I bought the HF 44" box a couple of weeks ago and the top drawer would not close all of the way. There is a latch on the back of the drawer and one of the rivets has broken. I was able to put a new rivet in it and now the drawer closes fine.

Or this... Craftsman 48 oz. Fiberglass Engineering Hammer $11 after the code

This is the best I could find.... http://www.sears.com/craftsman-12-pc-nutdriver-set-in-zippered-case/p-00934555000P?redirectType=SRDT Ended up being $14 with the coupon code. The ones I picked up were US made as well.

Wiha precision screwdrivers and a boat load of Williams sockets