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It is super easy to go get a different dryer plug from a hardware or big box store and simply change it out to a 3 prong cord.

I am exactly like you. I have spent so many nights working on improving my shop rather than actually working on a project that otherwise needs done. I have a constantly working to do list about 3 pages long at this point. I do let that list make me anxious from time to time but have my wife to...

17, 19, 21, 24, 28 i think on the rover. OF course the 13/16" for the ford.

I am not an expert but have done many projects along these lines... How long do you have; You really don't have to worry about it as long as its not getting wet or dirty. When you ground the floor you opened the pores of the concrete so as long as you're not walking dirty into or its getting...

Wow, I have never seen work that shotty in an "instructional" video. I can't believe I haven't found this gem before. I couldn't stop watching. Ruling a caliper bad because your big channel locks won't compress the piston back in crocked....what?!?!? Maybe if you used the correct tools for...

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Awesome work Zeph. Keep up the hard work!

I have always liked working with some noise in the background. Good music helps you work better. I always notice that after a project isn't going well and its kicking my **** its because its silent in the shop. I like to have my TV on for background noise or have music playing. I used to...

Appreciate that. I went by the new house tonight after signing closing last night and the house is ready to start accepting my junk. Will post as many pictures as I take them.

Well tonight I dug out the 65ft run of underground thermopex that connects my outdoor wood furnace to the current house. Figured I would save the money of paying someone doing it for me or buying new product at $18/ft....here is a picture during installation to give you an idea of the 3ft deep...

Yes exactly! Beautifully historic and just awesome to use the old stuff that those before us used. Sent from my SM-N900V using Tapatalk

Amongst all the movement in the shop. I could not pass up my opportunity at owning an old camelback drill press. Bought it for a cool $50. Just another project added to the list. Will be an awesome addition to the new shop after I get it restored.

Well the tear down is underway. I scrapped the Frankenstein part of my lift this weekend. Weighed in at 2432 pounds. Here are some pictures of the lift coming apart. Was a pretty big task for two guys.

If all of the above checks out...check to make sure you haven't crimped the wire too tight in the clamp that enters the box. I have seen it more times than you would imagine. Sometimes intermittent and sometimes constant. Make sure that clamp didn't go through the insulation and ground out...

Well I'm getting ready to move and take a huge downsize when it comes to my shop. The house and property is a huge upgrade but the shop is going to be tight for a long time. The few that know me on here or have been to my place know I have a lot of stuff! My current building is an older 80x100...

I want a tire changer and balancer. Pallet racking would be nice. I have a huge building but need to extend my storage upwards since I have 15' to the rafters.

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Nice. I like it.

I have the same setup and my manufactured trusses stretch 50ft. The main structure is 50x100 like that and it has been standing for the same amount of time.

I like the little sink in the corner. Nice touch. What is the schematic looking thing on the wall by the sink?