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That is totally rad! Well done.

I also have the Gearwrench set,perfect for my occasional diy use.

Awesome build,well done.

No flashing tape over the bottom fin, it needs to be able to drain. Tape on sides and top only.

You can use this trim with this window, you'll be fine. I would not caulk the trim to window joint, let it drain. No j channel is needed for the siding but you will need to caulk there.

So cool, looking forward to seeing the finished project.

My go to saw is the DeWalt DW716 12”double bevel ( not a slider). I’ve used compound sliders while working for various employers.They have their place but their weight and price are an issue for me. The 716 is a very capable saw and works well for me. I just picked up a used one in great shape...

Vintage floor jack ready to restore for your garage or shop. No ID tag so I’m not sure of weight rating but this thing is a beast. Pumps up and holds but release mechanism needs repair. Sorry, no shipping, local pick up only. Will consider meeting you part way though.

prayers sent......

Have you thought about getting a quote from a snow plowing service? It could be a resonable alternative. We have about 500' of drive and my guy takes less than 10 minutes for $25 a plow. He will also salt if we get ice.

I work for a home builder and we use Mortair vent. Excellent product and east to apply. https://www.advancedbuildingproducts.com/product/mortairvent-rainscreen/

Thanks for the Jeremy Schmidt link. I just spent an hour watching some of his videos. I had been thinking about a Polar Bear Forge kit but might have to change my mind. I like the tilt/ horizontal feature on Jeremey's.

Nice clean project,well done. How do you like the Esab welder?

Thanks for this thread. I just took a look at the Tekton site . I've been thinking about getting a 1/4" set for a while and their 1/4"/3/8" combo looks great and is reasonably priced.Should work just fine for me.

I hear ya Tinner. I’m a carpenter/ woodworker and I have a table with holes on a grid that I use a lot for various clamping applications. I can see this small welding table being used for woodworking also.

I couldn't get the link in post 14 to work for me. I did find a complete lineup at Trick Tools: https://www.trick-tools.com/Table_Clamps_Accessories_750 I now have a better understanding of how this system works and what's available.

Interesting concept on the dyi clamps. Love it when he grabs the hot clamp parts.!

Thanks again for all the input. I’m still leaning towards drilling holes. Seems to me that they will be useful for screwing in a couple bolts or pins to index parts to in addition to clamping. I called some local rental shops today and found a mag drill. I understand that this sounds like...

Keep the comments coming. I was actually going to try to find a mag drill rental. Height wise I was thinking around 33-34 as I like to sit for the smaller projects I usually do. I’ll check out the Stronghand clamps......it would be nice to avoid tapping. Not sure what the base will be but I...

Thanks for the comments. Plate is 26"x29", I'm thinking about a grid of 4" centers.Since I'll be using a hand held drill I don't want to go too crazy.