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2 of the bulbs will have a brownish hue,, the other 2 will have a blueish hue. It doesn't give you a combined factor of 5100K. The sun gives off 5780K. The closest to natural sunlight when it hits the earth is 4300k. If you like the color of 5000k use it. If you like the whiter/blue of...

first,,, are you going to pull the standard household 240V to the garage "sub-panel"??? Next, the easy way,, and keeping with code. Put a 240V/30amp breaker in the main. Install a sub-panel in the garage. between the 30amp breaker run 6 gauge wire to the garage panel. You can put a...

BACK,, sorry to be a little late,,, do you still have this? drop me a note,,, i didn't see your pic until just now.. cheers,, dave

Hey Garage Style, drop me some info on your floor,, or a link please.. :thumbup: - RaceDeck, do you offer anything to fill the expansion joints of my floor,, so that it won't crack, but allow me to roll around without falling into the cracks?? cheers!! :beer:

,, and couple more of my tool boxes :bounce: :beer:

Here are a few shots of my tool boxes. :thumbup:

have you got a pic or 2? do you accept paypal?

up date to my garage is a shoe box. I have raised my garage door,, installed a LIFTMASTER 3800 direct drive opener. Elevated my garage door tracks,, and thus added 11" of height to my door,,, which means,, i can now get 48" of height outa' my lift at platform level. (during this time...

hey Racedeck,,, i got a couple questions,, and forgive me,, i'm not a flooring expert by any means. My garage floor is a concrete slab,, (as probably 99.9% are) i have expansion joints every 10' X 10',, and they are deep 3/4" - 7/8",, i've broken a few wheels on my creeper...

Ryan, :rocker: Great Job! :bowdown: this has got to be a ton of work :bowdown: and it's a great site. I'm looking forward to trying out the new pic post. :thumbup: Keep up the good work :beer: :beer:

Hey guys, knowing Jeff,, and the guys at BendPak, I'd bet with such a great response, they will probably offer another sale or group buy or discount. You can't blame them for limiting it to 20 right off the bat. They have to get them in stock,, and then get them shipped out...

hey guys thanks for the kind words. I really proud of this install,,, i dig it more and more every time i'm working on my cars or bike. To answer a couple of your questions. :thumbup: I love the LIFTMASTER 3800. It was so simple to install. :beer: Make sure you have...

:thumbup: that looks nice,, but it doesn't seem to have any working room down the middle. For the price, i guess ya can't beat it. :pimpflash It looks like a large version of my Chopper lift, does 1 end get anchored to the concrete? :beer:

-------------- -------------- hey Bob, don't go with a standard opener,, they are ****. Use a liftmaster direct drive unit. It couples to the spring shaft, and it's quiet, smooth, and none of that "janky" useless **** that's just wastes space. (here are a couple pics) I'm...

Those are beautiful set-ups. I wish i had the auto inventory you guys have. I do have 1 suggestion. Raise the garage door. Get rid of the center door opener, use a Liftmaster Direct drive unit (attaches to the spring shaft) then you can raise the garage door up a FOOT or more. Turns...

Thats a good question. I'd write to JSK, and ask him. You can't go wrong with this lift. I had my hands on the 1 and only 1 at the time at SEMA... It is so multi functional. I can use it outside, on my concrete slab for my chopper or my car, or my 3/4T truck. As long as it's not over...

ahh, then just use that unit inside,,,, roll it around. Go with the Big brother version. You don't have to mount it anywhere. It can go where you go. A garden hose,, and power. :pimpflash They work great,,, it gets to 120*F in Vegas,,,, and i've used mine as a roll...

-- -- :) the fixtures i have use T5 bulbs. there is a slot on the fixture at each end, where the pins from the bulb slide into. Then you rotate the bulb 90* and it's locked in. (see pics) :pimpflash The fixture itself, is snapped into spring bracket riveted onto the garage door...

-------- --------- ----------- I'd suggest not going roof top,,, and choose the side of the garage that gets shade the soonest during the day. Then cut a vent size hole into the garage from the outside. Run a short duct from the spout of the cooling unit to the inside of the garage...

------------ Hey Ray, if you look close at 1 of the last pics,,, you'll see the power cord. It runs coils (back & forth) on a low profile piece of uni-strut,,, it coils back (like a FESTOON cable) The trick is,, i didn't want to overload my 15 amp circuit,, which runs my overhead...