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What about a press fit? Have any plumber buddies with the right tools? If not, maybe you could rent the tool?

I love seeing new shops go up. I have just started looking into having one built on my property 6 hours away from where I live, where I hope to eventually move too. Something about having a dedicated space that designed and thought out by the person using it. Purpose built. Good work.

I thought the same thing at first.

Breaking down a ratchet?

This is a cool little project. I like the idea of breathing new life into old parts. I've removed rust and dipped on new coatings for handles, but never took the time to really do it right. I've gotten them working, which I guess is the most important aspect, but I've been lazy about getting...

That's a good point. Should help identify the box if the tag or sticker is still there.

I would love to get into reloading in the future, just hasn't happened yet. One day though, one day. I'd probably focus on similar calibers as you, 9mm, 223/5.56 and 30-06 is where I'd start. Didn't want to hijack your thread. Thanks for for checking out the channel and the compliment...

Looking good so far! On a side note, what are you reloading?

I read through the whole thread, but may have missed it. Do they need to be kept in a drawer? I just stick mine to magnets on a pegboard. I think I got the magnets from harbor freight. I have two of these magnets, and that holds all my commonly used ratchets.

This is amazing and inspirational. Good work!

I've used this same flange and it worked good. Toilet hasn't moved in since. This is what I would do again.

Either way, it's a cool box.

I got 19 out of 30. The history questions is what threw me the most.

Not sure if you are interested in anything like this, but what about a chicken coop?

Exactly.

One night over dinner, my girlfriend and I realized we had one more thing in common. We each have our own version of a torque wrench. I have mine in the garage, she has hers at the dental office she works at. I've never handled them personally, but from her description they ratchet just like...

Well said, I agree with everything here. I am not in any way attacking or diminishing the review, it just would've been more complete with pictures showing the defects. I appreciate the input of the OP, but wish there was more.

I'm not trying to be confrontational in anyway. Im not a fanboy of any brand either. I predominatly own craftsman & gearwrench with some sk, snap-on, proto, williams, and others mixed in, with sockets from all of them, so I know what you mean. Also, I am in no way saying that you are lying...

I don't personally have any experience with these, but I see a few in the back of pickups and at local baseball fields. They sit outside year round as far as I can tell. Especially in Cali. If you are worried about condensation, there's got to be a way to slow or stop that all together.