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Yeah I didn’t find them on the website either, they have such an insane inventory I thought maybe some would be lurking offline but I don’t recall their user name here on the journal to tag them.

As much as I like the ease of Amazon this is exactly the sort of thing I’d drive over to everyone’s favorite Kansas City based hardware store for! https://www.harryepstein.com/?srsltid=AfmBOopIM4_JoyhW_wKqBO9WCqP8K5_MHfAK92maJdFDc0F1NRcKEEH8 I mean they’ve gotta have them right?

Fantastic

Man put the racks back in and you’re set for one hell of a pizza party lol. That oven is impressive!

Man what a cool build!

Sometimes I’m not sure if it’s more fun building the project or building the tools to build the project lol. Looks like I’ve found some like minded people

Man I’ve been trying to work through this thread for a week now lol. Holy cow. I don’t know what you do for work or what you are planing to do in this shop other than build the shop but dang is it fun to watch!

@roger440 Neal is THEE man when it comes to hot rod steering boxes. Neal I love it all, I’m a sucker for that IHC red, double sided clocks… well all of it! Those sorting dowels are genius. The plug in shift ***** to have to do but seems very “hot rod.” It fits right in place… as soon as you...

Awesome! I’ve wanted to make one of those for a while! And @Beerhippie you are the only other Timm with two m’s I’ve ever come across, and we both like our knives sharp sharp! Love it :)

That’s the first I’ve heard that, I’ll keep an eye on things when it goes together! Thanks for the tip.

Today’s “progress” mocked up a cj-2 t-90 shifter on my T-86e three speed bolted to the back of the big Studebaker v8 in my model A project. Should work slick to convert it from a side shift configuration for the stock column shift set up to a centered floor shifter. Needs a little modification...

Yup Stanley no 60 it is!found more lettering on a few wrench’s should be able to get these clean and into rotation eventually. Still curious about this little hammer. I thought it was a wood handled little hammer for Brad nails etc. However the whole thing is heavy metal and it has a rounded...

I’ll take a closer look at the chisel when I get a chance. Most of this stuff has been in the boxes several decades. The very small hammer is all steel. Pretty hefty, should clean up nice but I’m curious what its use would have been.

Unpacked a box of random bits from a relative. Not even sure what some of this is but I’ll clean em up and find a job for them either way.

There’s the update from last month.

They’ve actually made a lot of headway but havnt been to active online because of the work of getting the shop together while keeping on top of the actual work. On top of that this last week they had to sandbag the building as the town was flooding. I do believe they escaped any flood damage...

Finished putting a panhard bar on the back of the model A project and started making a plan for rear shock mounts.

Man from a Quick Look it really does look like it’s worth shopping around/ waiting for a sale on that cabinet. I see them almost twice the price in some places. It looks so much better after your make over, should really step up the shop space a good bit! I know it’s not been in use or filled...

Wire brush and sand paper cleaned some 16x4 steel wheels for the front of the model A project and painted them up. Today I was shocked to walk outside and not see my breath so I figured I should quickly Take advantage of what was left of the sunlight!