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Why not buy used stuff that doesn't need any work? I've bought all my Lawn equipment used on Craigslist/Facebook sites. Save yourself the trouble and just get used stuff that works fine. People sell their old stuff when they upgrade or when they don't have a use for it anymore. It will save you...

I think a used Snap on KRA 4107 is the right answer here. I'm a professional dealer tech and have worked out of mine for 9 years everyday with no issues. It's not as nice as a KRL but it's definitely a league above the homeowner boxes you'll find in a big box store. I've considered getting one...

Great garage! It has a very cool look and you have some great organizational ideas. Even a smaller garage like yours can be just as impressive as some of the mega garages on here.

Gorgeous home and gorgeous cars!

That is a fantastic garage, congratulations on getting it done!

Nice garage! Got any more pics of the 510?

I recently bought a house with a pretty standard 2 car garage. I think it's a 24X24'. I also have a shed for all the yard equipment and **** like that. Even with all that, My garage really works best as a 1-car garage with a "work area". I like having space to move around while I work on things...

Just wanted to say this is an awesome thread! Your home is amazing! It takes a lot of vision to imagine the final product and make it happen, very cool!

And one last pic of the food truck. Couldn't get all these to post at once

Another pic

Hopefully these pictures work... Here's some pics from up north that are relevant to the thread. There is a machine shop near my parents house in Kennebunk Maine that has been abandoned but the building still remains. A guy converted an old commercial truck into a food truck and sells seafood...

Hmm that's helpful advice guys I may need to rethink my strategy. Anyone have a good, corded drill recommendation?

So I was drilling some holes in the frame of my '54 Ford the other day, and my ancient, cheapo drill crapped out on me. So I'm looking for a replacement and my buddy recommended this...

I think it really depends on where you work. I'm at a dealership and we are on "team pay" where 4 of us split all our labor hours evenly. Sharing tools is tolerated a lot more in that situation, as long as you bring back people's stuff and don't damage it. And many of our specialty tools and...

This a great thread! I need to get back up to Richmond sometime and check things out. Have you ever done any exploring in the Hampton Roads area or Gloucester county?

@CNG saves: Yes it can do that, but from my understanding, the photos have to be hosted on a website somewhere in order to post them here. But I could be wrong.

Yeah that's it. I was kind of bummed that it's so small but hopefully I can find some uses for it

Let me preface this thread by saying I have no pictures. I'm on an iPhone and I'm not going to make a photobucket acct just for this. Sorry. My GF wanted to go to some yard sales today so I tagged along and found a tiny table of tools at the last one we went to (after looking at used...

I'm with you 100% on this. Never saw the point of these, and I work on VW's for a living. Granted, I have a lift which makes things a bit easier. I kind of turn my body and put a slight bit of pressure on the wheel with my hip, just enough to keep the wheel from falling while I loosen/tighten...

A guy in my shop bought one of those a while back. They seem awfully expensive for the size. Needless to say, he sold it after a month or two and moved up to a bigger roll cab. I'm pretty sure you could find my box (kra4107? 41" top & bottom) on Craigslist for 1600 or 2000. I've seen guys who...