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good on ya mate. welcome from Houston Texas. nice shop!

welcome from Houston!

Hello from Houston!

thanks colt bib, it's a Pontiac 400. Goin in my 69 LeMans vert, some day.

before/ after:

I've always used flat, even on the walls.

me too. been using one for years.

I have two beam type torque wrenches, a C-Man and a Montgomery Ward. Both are over 30 yrs old and are still dead-on reliable.

42" for me.

sorry for your loss Jack.

bought some router bits at sears recently for my old craftsman router. didn't notice if they had routers for sale though.

nice job! the size of your garage is very similar to mine, < 8' ceiling height. I was thinking that I may not be able to use the top notch but I may be able to if I back it in like you did. how did you determine where to place the posts? how far forward are they from the back wall and how...

well said. :thumbup: wasn't it Jiffy Lube who started the whole "oil change every 3K" thing through a brilliant marketing campaign?

the local HF has the old style out on display and it has been out there for apparently quite some time due to the fact that it's beat to hell. They have quite a few cabinets in stock but he couldn't tell me if they were the new style or not and he's not willing to open one up either. in fact...

I think the part number for the old one is #90320. Is the stock number the same for the new box?

kinda unique. I'd keep it and use it as a 9/16.

painted brick will eventually need to be repainted.

hello from Houston.

good on ya mate! hello from Houston Texas.