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its the same way they season cast iron to keep it from rusting, so it should work on regular steel in similar fashion

for my garage, hook my phone up to the radio. same in my shop. when i'm doin yard work, got my phone with pandora streaming through reg earbuds. does it fine for me.

for those scissor lifts, it looks like the ram is attached to a shaft with pulleys on the ends that open it up via the curved sections on the legs, correct?

okay good deal. The parallelogram lift concept would be a little easier to actually design from the actual jack/cylinder standpoint.

does yours feel very stable? also have you tried a dresser-weight bike on it? mine weighs in right about 800 lbs, just wanna make sure that its gunna be stable. and I will definitely post pictures as soon as I start it (hopefully later today)

Wish I had the extra 300. I have all the scrap steel i need, free wire and gas for my mig welder (work), free caster and a hydraulic cylinder from an old porta power

Does anyone who owns a bike table lift have any pictures of the underside? i'm building my own and need some ideas on the mechanics of the scissor action.

Not garage related, but still DIY related. Looking to build a 36"x32" stainless vent hood for my new stove (commercial unit out of a friends restaurant). From what I'm told 600 cfm is good enough flow for it, as i'm not going to be using it full bore with all 6 burners and the oven at the same...

where I live in jersey, if i put a causeway attaching the garage to the house, its considered an attached garage now and i'm not longer restricted to height. but i'm limited to 400sqft without a variance. jersey *****. otherwise i'm restricted to 16' peak measuring off the surrounding area...

48" would be close tryin to lift the cab, unless you either took the wheels off or let the air out. IIRC the top of the motor when we did cab offs was right at my side/closer to my armpit, and i'm 5'10". if you let the air out of the tires and let them rest of the rims (or put the truck on...

let me guess, this was a 6.0 diesel.

Sellin my barely used matco video borescope. comes with case and all accessories. model # PRO1000. link to tool: http://www.matcotools.com/catalog/product/PRO1000/VIDEO-BORESCOPE Will ship USPS priority mail anywhere, buyer responsible for paying for shipping as well. asking 750 obo, will...

just bring it to a machine shop since you have the head off. they'll get it out faster than you can more than likely, and if the threads are messed up they'll repair it correctly. 20$ investment would be worth the aggrivation IMO

yeah, now i just need to figure out how i'm going to pour that all and do my in floor heating too. gotta read up i guess.

house is about 40 years old, and i was going to dig it up eventually. I'm going to just deal with it until i have the cash to do it right, and install rebar and in floor heating with spacing for my lift. thanks for all of the responses guys

hey guys i have a 20x20 garage, thats sagging in the center of it. and is cracked from roughly one side to the other. the total drop is roughly 3-4" from the edge to the lowest point, can i use self leveling concrete as a temporary fix until i have the money to tear up the floor, or should i...

wow your shop is amazing. I wish my bus garage had half the stuff i see in those pictures.In jersey its almost unheard of for fleet shops doing in house engine repairs like that. i've been pushing for us to do it for years, but they dont want to upgrade equipment to allow us to do it

i think there is one close. the part number would be great

so the kit they sell for venting is the b vent that you guys are talking about? i was plannin on buying the horizontal kit they sell

hey guys, i was wondering if you guys have any tips on installing this. what i'm mostly concerned about is properly venting it. i'm running it close to my 9' ceiling, and venting it horizontially out of the wall (through drywall and through asbestos siding) to a vertical stack that will run...