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I have been tasked by my boss to collect manuals for all of our power tools. The modern tool manuals were easy to find. But, the older Rockwell stuff I am not having much luck. The tools I am looking for user manuals for are: 70-400 Drill Press, a 438-02 1/2hp pedestal grinder, and a 7958 7"...

Love the air tool storage! I am going to barrow the idea for sure!

5.3 in a TJ?!? That must make for a fun ride.I had the 5.9 in my ZJ.

Did you do the normal 350 swap into the FJ? I have wanted one of those for a long time. I have had a tj,and zj. I will one day have an fj.

I almost bought an old firehouse in Pa. The only thing that stopped me was the fact the roof was leaking and had ruined alot of wood inside. I wish I would have bought it anyway. You have one sweet *** kitchen. I like the brick/stainless/wood combo. What is the island top made out of? It has an...

I would second the 6mil plastic and tape.

Well I built a little more to my playhouse. The new shelf measures 13' long and 3' wide. I also started to rehab an old Mac box I inherited from my old man. I read through the 50's Craftsman thread and it inspired me to repair my old Cman electric impact wrench. I have no idea how old it is. I...

I have 2 in my 20x20x11 and I love them. Have had them for over a year with no issues. It takes just a second to come on. It's not full on put it only takes a few more seconds for that. I don't have any reflectors or anything to protect them. Although I should get something for that.

The garage looks great. What is the flooring under the bike?

I have an old 1/2" electric impact gun that needs a new cord. My question is can I just take it back to Sears? I know you can take hand tools back but just not sure about electric tools. I will post a pic when I get a chance. Any help would be appreciated.

Re: What did you do to your garage today? Built a shelf so I can get more junk off the floor. The shelf is 13 feet long 3 feet wide and is about 8 feet up.

The garage came out looking nice. I only have one complaint. It is all the nasty 4 letter F words all over the place!! Bowtie's Baby! Bowtie's!

What kind of lift is that? Is it a pedal or air operated?

I have the 26v Milwaukee 1/2" and love it. I use it to take the lugs off of my GMC Sierra with no problems. The battery life is pretty long. I can rotate my tires without having to worry about changing a battery.

It is a CFL. It is rated at 45 watts I think. Puts out an equivalent of 300 watts. I used a ceramic base to mount them. I think I payed something like $50 for all of it.

Thank you. The shelf didn't take long to build and I can climb up on it even with all the junk stored up there and it still doesn't move. The garage is a 20x20. I have a ceiling height of 10'. So my plan for the only thing to be on the ground is my bike,workbench, and toolbox. Now that it is...

I have been reading many of the different threads from all the members to get ideas. I figured I would start my own. Here is the first step of getting all of the decorations and other clutter off of my garage floor. I am going to be adding another shelf to help store more of my junk. My future...

Those cabinets are nice. I was wanting to build the uppers with sliders. With your pics I now have the plans to make it happen. Thanks for the pics.

http://www.homedepot.com/Electrical-Light-Bulbs-Compact-Tube-Fluorescents/h_d1/N-5yc1vZbmae/R-100676712/h_d2/ProductDisplay These are the bulbs I am using in my garage. I have two of them. When I open the door when it is bright out you can still see the light from these bulbs.

I was going to install some 4' lights until I came across a better option. I was in HD and found some 65 watt bulbs that put out light equal to a 300 watt bulb. One bulb was like $14 or so. Add to that the porcelin base and for 2 of these is was less than 1 of the 4' fixtures and puts out more...