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I have a "Project box (or boxes)" but I like your idea better. Easy for all to see and kinda "artsy" too.

I agree :bounce:

Drove just over 4 hours Friday to Jackson, MI for a antique fire truck swap meet that started at 7 a.m. Saturday morning (visited some antique shops Friday afternoon). Drove back home Saturday afternoon changed oil on both mowers, fire truck, and dune buggy. Bled brakes on dune buggy. Got my...

A friend gave me a Blue Point BB300B brake bleeder and I need a manual and/or advice on it's use. The bleeder had belonged to his son who passed last year so I don't have a former user to ask, well short of a séance (and yes he was a smart-a** like me and would enjoy the comment). The Snap-on...

I agree with Free on both counts!!

Very cool. Thanks for sharing Ryan!!

Forgot about the hurricane. Wife drove thru part of the ice storm because our SIL had just come back from Iraq (3rd tour) and she went down for the welcoming home ceremonies. I guess the drive across the Western KY Pkwy was really bad. Huge chunks of ice in the road, limbs down, power out, NO...

Wow, pallet racking is a great idea! I'll be watching for updates. I kinda like the ice shots too. Artsy:thumbup: Your area got nailed with icestorms twice this winter didn't it?

Yamaha If I remember my Ohio geography you are somewhere around Columbus which puts you in roughly the same area for snow load as me in Indiana. I don't know if you are a candidate for lake effect snow which is a whole different mess that I don't need to worry about. Anyway, my shop is 30' X...

Axis11 great post and I feel your pain. Last night about 8:30 I was pretty much settled in for the night when suddenly... Gladiator cabinets for $29.50 :shocking:. I jumped in the car wandered the store for several minutes (it seems Lowes is cutting back on help in the store and nobody knew...

Since I know how to wire things and not release the magic smoke within I do lots of wiring/rewiring (automotive) for people. I use these Iriwn strippers and they work well. They were kinda hard to find, but worth it (to me). I have a set like the Mac shown above, but prefer the Irwin strippers.

Menards carries a plastc/fiberglas roll-up door. When I was building my storage shed I went to my local U-Store place (most of those have roll-up doors) and got the name of their supplier/installer. The supplier gave me a good price for a commercial grade door. I didn't end up using a roll-up...

I buzzed over to my nearby Lowes and got 2 as well. Thanks!!

xroad, Frank makes a valid point about learning to use the jack safely. Like many others here I use mine and would not be without it, but I respect the inherent instability and that damn handle that will knock you silly (or worse as noted above). I have used mine to raise the corner of a...

Sammerdog Several cool ideas in your posts, thanks :bowdown:. Your Hot Wheels idea will becoming to Indiana:thumbup:.

I too like the T-bucket. I assume those are lights in the soffit, great idea :thumbup:.

Take a look at these, I know there is a lot of big money in these farm shops, but you can always get an idea or two to carry over for your own use, I know I did... http://www.agriculture.com/ag/category.jhtml?categoryid=/templatedata/ag/category/data/1164923804881.xml

I normally do not lube mine, but I have noticed the wrenches I use the most (7/16, 1/2, 9/16, 5/8) will sometimes get stuck:headscrat. When that happens I give the offending wrench a shot of Kroil and it is fine, unless a "helpful" friend leaves one outside :shocking:.

I cut several pieces of aluminum treadplate last month with a circular saw. Extremely easy to cut and keep straight. You want to think about doing the cutting outside somewhere, the chips will be all over the area where you cut. I tried a hacksaw with a coarse blade and was not impressed, that's...

What does the sign say??? I can't get it any bigger to read it...