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Changed up my too frame alittle bit. The 3x3x1/4inch tubing is 160 bucks for 24 feet. I was going to get 2 pieces of stock based on my measurements. Ran a few more calculations and some C4x4.5 is going do the trick and is 72 bucks for 20 ft err maybe 24ft. I am sticking welding this together...

While what you say is true....you would need to spend about the same amount of money as you would on a compressor for a cordless impact gun that could match a simple harbor freight pneumatic impact. And that is from experience. Pneumatic tool performance can only be matched if you spend but...

Right. I wouldn't expect any shop to rely on this unless your the only mechanic and doing air tools. But dollar for dollar for garage use at home you can not beat it especially for DIY mechanics. I do use a orbital sander with it in occasion but only for small car detailing stuff. If I were...

No. But man I never drain this thing if I tried to lol Air Delivery SCFM @ 90PSI (CFM)11 Air Delivery SCFM @ 100PSI (CFM)10.8 Air Delivery SCFM @ 175PSI (CFM)10.7...

I got this at Lowe's for 500 bucks. Can't beat it the performance or price. Sent from my Pixel 3 XL using Tapatalk

So here is a rough mock. It's 3x3x1/4inch tubing all around. C4x5.4 on the bottom for tracks. All the details of casters and the hydraulic jack and feet are left out. Small details. Just had to figure out how much of the tubing I needed from still mill. I would like to bend the c channel, I...

I have heard so if your backing out and slowly let off the brake if you accidentally put it in drive then at least the lip is there is there to bump stop it... It's dumb to say the least. Ask me why they put the water loop dead freaking center on that lip. Completely forgot to ask where the tie...

Well I have a post tensioned slab. But I'm not willing to cut that section of the garage floor out.i know the cords are deeper than that but I ain't screwing with it because they will some how say I destroyed the integrity of my foundation and that's why the foundation cracked on the other side...

Yes that is true but the C channel is still a pretty efficient way to getting the bench up and down. I'm Gunna make a track, and when it needs to roll down I'll pin the ramp to the track it's sitting on top of so the ramp won't slide out whenever that first wheel is trying to roll over. Don't...

I just thought of that funny enough. thats what i was thinking about going with a 1' wide wedge ramp to account for the swivel but you are right, it would get even more annoying with the casters rotating 180 degrees when trying to get the bench off and over the gap between the lip and the edge...

right now my plan is to have a bench top of maximum 6'x2.5' (LxW), the frame will be built out of 3x3x1/4inch tubing but it wont be built to the extents of the bench top i will have a lip. Right now im trying to decide on the bench top, i want a 1/2inch thick steel top, but I will have to get...

Now that you mention it I suppose you are right...3inches is nothing. I was more focused on not being able to keep the bench lined up while pushing it up the ramp butttt I'll just make the wedges wider. And this is why I like these forums. Talking out loud helps. Now my post ust takes up...

Wanted to bounce something off you guys. I have a lip in my garage where my tool box and future workbench are Gunna sit. The lip is 3inch tall and 3' deep before it steps down. This was our first home and it was by a track home builder.....I'll stop there with that [emoji849] lol This bench...

They are good value in a sense that majority of people are close to a harbor freight can exchange these rather quickly if something does fail. There are outlier's sure as you are one of then unfortunately. I live about 30 minutes from one. Sure it's not ideal but at least I can get that set...

I got a set of the anti-slip long metric wrenches from 12mm to 20mm and got the 21mm to 24mm which doesnt have that notch. I love them all worth the money in my opinion.