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Prob anything you buy will be RTA....which is always a PITA. But if you get a deal with Gladiator, I'd say go with it. Every time I walk down that isle in Lowes I wonder what life would be like if I would have just picked the Gladiator cab lol

I have one of the 48" cabs. It's handy and looks really cool, but a little flimsy. My biggest complaint is the process I had to go through to get two doors that didn't have shipping dents in them. This was 3 years ago or so, but it was absolutely ridiculous. It was a flaw in the way these units...

Great thread here... I have a granite countertop business, and have used bed rail frames for all kinds of stuff around my shop. Built our A-frame for our installation truck out of them, also a really nice work table that we fabricate on. We use 2x4s as runners that make the table very...

Dude, I gotta say this is by far my favorite garage on this site. Do you restore anything else?..gas pumps, coke machines, etc? Love the thread....keep up the good work

no hawk for me, and I'm usually pretty clean while muddin'. Except for those Sunday afternoons that combine drywall work with cold beer.... I use a scooper knife, made by Kobalt. Scoop some mud, and neatly scrape it onto my 12" taping knife. I'm quick, and clean. I tried using a hawk back in...

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Your post just made me smile :) What a day!

great score!

very, very cool ladder rack. your idea has now been stolen :))

for the record....I'm a huge fan of a simple mitre saw that you can pull off a shelf and use right on your roll around work bench island. I get more work done with my little Ryobi than I do with my sliding 12" Dewalt. okay maybe everyone doesn't have a roll around work bench island.....but you...

I have a Delta....got it from Lowes on a rediculous clearance sale. I think I paid $59 for it.....however it's a total pos. Luckily I don't move it around much...pretty much stationary at my shop, but when I used to take it with me to job sites it was a total nightmare to deal with. -1 Delta

oh, and thin the paint down with xylol before you spray....it will be a much better mist....just be sure to not coat it on too thick on your first few passes or it'll run. I usually will mix 2:1 paint to xylol

no idea about the silver strip replacement.....but maybe find something that looks similar, and just replace both so they'll match. imo only remove the paint that is rusted or heavily scratched......just a light sanding and thorough rub down with some xylol and spray away. To stay cheap, buy...

I prefer granite :).....but formica can sure take a beating. Good work surface in the garage. But not in the kitchen!!! :))

yeah that's a solid buy. the tanker desk anyway.....but not the other desk at $250. I'd offer $300 for both and hold my ground....maybe 350

omg I think these desks are the coolest thing going. I've been working on a complete restoration of a 1955 Shaw Walker. It came out of an old appliance store that my family bought over 25 years ago...recently my brother was cleaning out one of the storage areas and was going to throw it away. I...

1. Clean 2. Lights Then do the rest..... Trust me!

How about slat wall on the whole right side?....have everything hanging nice and neat

Lookin good. Nice setup you have there

My home automation includes....well let's see, a coffee pot that we preset at night and brews in the morning. Which makes me wonder...........I'm guessing you don't have to preset your coffee pot each night? Do tell :beer2:

I like it....good potential. I'd put doors on the cubbies....maybe just cabinet grade plywood trimmed out with screen molding, then painted white (four doors full height). Maybe some towel bar handles to dress them up. It would kind of look like lockers, which would be cool. Can you install...