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Great vehicles to see. I did notice a difference in baseplates on our SPO10....I'm in earthquake country, so maybe there is a difference in models?

After 12 years, I finally got my lift installed! Rotary SPOA10 into my smallish, but tallish garage.

Finished it up!

This could very well be. I'm no expert on butcher block nor laminated wood! "Edge-grain" butcher block perhaps?

Had a friend use a CNC router to carve me a up a nice maple butcher block countertop for my rollaround. Will be coating with a layer of epoxy after a bit of finish sanding.

Awesome, thanks zkling!!!!

Can anyone help me identify the vintage of my late dad's Roll-a-bench? I can't find reference to the die cast logo to identify the year. Thanks!

Nobody found a vein of gold digging around "Coarsegold?" Set up a sluicebox and you can fund a bigger shop if you get lucky!

Thanks 3-Gun.

Hi Fellas, Need some help with the ID of this ****** jack. My dad's (RIP) old jack from the shop. Also, any thoughts on how to remove the casters from the mounts? I tried using a drift and some persuasion, but they dont budge. They resemble the old Lisle style metal casters. Thanks! -Jimmy

Sorry to hear of your trials and tribulations regarding the garage door. I had never seen a window options other than the little oval slots that go into each slat rather than the ones you have with the windows that span across what looks like 4 slats. I can't possibly see how it fits up into...

Ever have the need to get the grinding equipment out of an otherwise clean area of the shop? I had to find a place to do some grinding and sanding, so I built a "mayo stand" type of grinding center to wheel over my existing bench. I can park it out of the way over my worktable or simply use it...

My dad's old paramo

Here's an older pic...its all stripped now and my garage is messier. That's her in the background a few weeks ago. Just taking a pic of my new bandsaw toy. -Jimmy

Here's a link to mine: http://www.sr20forum.com/garage-tips-tricks/203834-garage-project-begins.html Just about a two car, until I sold a few rpojects and can now concentrate on one. -Jimmy

Thanks guys....keep the ideas and photos coming. Indeed, I've always been leery of earthquakes....my dad owned a shop in San Francisco when the 89 World Series quake occurred. He had one car up on a 4 post and luckily, it just swayed a bit and sloshed the oil all around. We just kept the...

I have about 8 regular styled jackstands that I use on a regular basis, but when I am storing them on the floor they take up some valuable space. They don't nest together easily or neatly, and I'm curious as to how others are storing multiple jackstands. Any ideas other than using a shelf...

Just got her back into the home shop a few days ago from long term storage. It's a long work in progress, but a new Dart block is on its way!!! -Jimmy

A friend of mine was getting rid of some old stereo stuff and gave me his old Pioneer Elite receiver plus an Akai DVD/CD player. For speakers, I just went to eBay and got a pairof nice Klipsh's and just recently got my B&W sub. I can hang out in my shop all day now.

Data point: 05 a newer Ford Superduty's with "aerodynamic" headlight assemblies use these to adjust vertical aim. E-5. -Jimmy