Search results

All caught up and the space looks fantastic! Would love a 5 min video tour or a few zoomed out shots of the whole place eventually too. Keep on wrenchin'

Here's mine: Goals were Cheap, Clean, Small, and Functional. Kobalt boxes from Lowes. ~$12 at the time of purchase in 2020 I think. I lives in my workbench from 99% of its life, quickly accessible if I need something. But can grab and go if needed. I wasn't trying to keep everything in one...

Plan to fill in the center/cut out parts of the lift with the tiles again? My OCD is asking.

June house update, time for some tree's in the backyard. 7 Mountbatten Juniper's are what the wife liked, and we were in and out of the nursery in less than 30 minutes a week ago with an appointment to have them planted this week. Previously, we had some small dogwoods that didn't grow well at...

Wired ethernet to the garage. A few drops of sweat were spilled this afternoon but overall a pretty simple job. 1.) find the wall chaise to the basement. 2.) Stick a 15 ft fish stick down there where you see light 3.) Pull it back up and cut the end leaving some slack in case you need to...

Exactly what it was modeled after, except the ultralight had a bit of gradient to it in the pink.

Hottest week of the year so far, sounds about right when I need to go into the attic to run some CAT6 cable. In order to avoid that elevated sauna for a few days back to the bike cave! Trying something new, SpeedyDecal comes through again. Gloss with hot pink outline for head tube and...

Looks like a nice space to relax or prep before a ride. I was thinking of doing something similar, but putting a hinged photograph/painting in front of the cubby to hide stuff and it can be opened for access. Hidden bourbon cabinet, charging cabinet, etc

Printed a little faceplate to put next to the heater/Eero ahead of a future CAT Cable run. Thanks to WALLY The passthrough will just be for the thermostat wire and future cat run. Haven't decided if I need to up the size or not of the cover surround. Edit: It's up!

Eero Pro 6 ceiling mounted in the garage, I'll sun some CAT 5E (rest of the house is wired with it) here eventually when I find a longer/cheaper roll of matching blue. Fresh roll of Overture PETG refill in white was nice as well and I was able to reuse one of my old plastic Bambu spools. This...

I've had a few questions about my outlet shelf + charging station so I uploaded a Makerworld model for it. I added separate files for the shelf, box, and lid so you can customize if you have specific things/holes for the lid. Check it out here I also have quite a few Sonos speakers in...

Welp, I've had some kegerator difficulties in the past week and wanted to share here. When I redid the faucet/shank I ordered this shank to go with the new faucet...

Well then!

Have the garage dialed in for summer. Quick trip to Lowes and I had a few more gladiator panels. They were out of just the panels so I had to buy the 2 panel kit but now I can sell the extra hooks and come out ahead most likely. Little before and after below, still need a better home for my...

Got all the Milwaukee Quik-Lok stuff modeled up and mounted. Pretty sure I used the wrong model for the Powerhead as the fit is good put not perfect. Anyway, might re-do that one otherwise we're up and running. I'm heading to run a few errands and maybe grab another Gladiator panel or two in...

While the next 3D printing project wraps up, I'm going to Plasti Dip these Time Master wheels as I saw the newer Turf Master came with Black wheels vs the grey and I think it looks sharp. If it doesn't work out, it peels right off. Going this route before paint. Before: In Progress, masking...

Great success, much stronger --thanks! Model here on Makerworld https://makerworld.com/en/models/2676167-milwaukee-m18-3017-20-blower-gladiator-mount#profileId-2962925

Yep, broke right here, which due to the shape of the interface limits where gussets/etc can be added. If I add more, it won't fit into the slots.

Back to the 3D Printer I have the Gladiator rails along one side of the garage and that keeps everything somewhat organized. I also have the Milwaukee M18 lineup of blower, Quik-Lok head, trimmer, edger, and brush cutter along with the 1 gallon iteration of the M12 sprayer. Super nice stuff...

Wrapping up the garage heater project with a quick leak test and wiring clean up. No leaks, gas is on and this is a wrap.