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"Don't mistake good luck for bad procedure" "Everyone likes a little ***, but no one likes a smart ***" "It takes many nails to build crib, but only one screw to fill it" -Chinese Proverb

jakeb, here is another pic. The vise does move a little in the receiver, but not enough to make me add a set screw to it. It is nice to be able to rotate it also.

Thanks wxm, the work bench came out of a Long's Drug store that closed and I made the welding table out of an old a/c unit

Here is mine, I made it from an old a/c unit. Used a receiver hitch for the vise, and bench grinder.

A couple of my vises A Columbian Cat NO 204 1/2-My Dad gave me this vise, it came out of his old Hardware Store. I thought of cleaning it up and repainting it, but I kind of like the looks of it like this. A Reed 104-This one I did take apart and repaint. I was mad the first time I scratched...

A few shots of the garage at night.

roger55, looking great so far. here is a place that I did some work at in Nor Cal

Firetrucks, lets see if this is better.

Firetrucks, hope this is better.

82_454_shorty, It is a 1975 step side Silverado. I put in a new 350 motor, and rebuilt the turbo350 ******. I still have a ton of work to do to it, but it still fun to drive as is.

A few more pics

Added some new decorations to my shop

I have a 18'x10' Wayne Dalton Door with A Wayne Dalton opener on the side. It has worked good so far.

Man that is one SWEET garage:beer: I would trade my new garage for one like that.

Test Link 1 Test link 2 http://www.weldingweb.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=3435&d=1146193581

Thanks guys :bounce: .

Before Pic.

I needed a welding table and I had this old work bench that used an old air conditioner enclosure as it's base. I added the casters, shelves, handles, 3/8" top, vice and bench grinder holders.

Now that is a well lit bench :thumbup: