Products are always good, but a few of the things he has are far fetched.Was searching for a thread on best stuff from obssessed garage and was surprised to see very little on Garage Journal?!?!
I saw Matt is on here as https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/members/money2536.108059/ but hasn't been active in years.
Anything I'm missing? His products seem best in class?
The video linked above is the stuff of dreams.
Interesting take, I came to team red from the automotive world (home-gamer). m12 ratchet was fantastic and just as good as a friends snap-on for me. Same with the m12 stubby impacts.Milwaukee is geared towards plumbers and electricians
Interesting take, I came to team red from the automotive world (home-gamer). m12 ratchet was fantastic and just as good as a friends snap-on for me. Same with the m12 stubby impacts.
And since I have a problem I now have 5 of them (the ratchets), none of them the fancy new high speed ones....
Since then also came onto M18 and slowly built up a stack of them. I have way too many to count.
I'm sure dewalt has a bunch of better tools, but being on the same battery system wins out for me every time.
The average human has less than 1/10th of that as total net worth.The average GJ member is not building out $50-100k garage interiors.
Probably no-one. I've seen so many of these shops owned by an OCD neat freak that don't actually use the space or the tools. They park their pristine Porsche in there but pay someone to detail it elsewhere. Each to their own but give me a working shop restoring cars and such any day of the week.Well, that's a beautiful garage, super well-equipped and laid out. Who will be working in there, I wonder? What will be done in that building?
Nobody mentioned any of that. And yet, there it is, all finished. What happens next? Will we ever see the inside of that place again? I doubt it.
Nice job, guys. Now what?
Yup. What a waste of a workplace, it seems to me. It's a dream shop with nobody turning wrenches in it. I agree with you. I've also seen some beautiful shops where tens of thousands have been spent equipping it, but where nothing is used and nobody does any actual work on cars. They could, but they don't.Probably no-one. I've seen so many of these shops owned by an OCD neat freak that don't actually use the space or the tools. They park their pristine Porsche in there but pay someone to detail it elsewhere. Each to their own but give me a working shop restoring cars and such any day of the week.
Probably no-one. I've seen so many of these shops owned by an OCD neat freak that don't actually use the space or the tools.
can we call them wankers at least.2023 called, not exactly cool to call someone (or even a group of people) with a diagnosed medical issue a freak (freaks) anymore.
I'm more impressed by what guys do than what they buy.Was searching for a thread on best stuff from obssessed garage and was surprised to see very little on Garage Journal?!?!
I saw Matt is on here as https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/members/money2536.108059/ but hasn't been active in years.
Anything I'm missing? His products seem best in class?
The video linked above is the stuff of dreams.
Absolutely right. I mean when someone else is using your tools more than you are that say a lot.Probably no-one. I've seen so many of these shops owned by an OCD neat freak that don't actually use the space or the tools. They park their pristine Porsche in there but pay someone to detail it elsewhere. Each to their own but give me a working shop restoring cars and such any day of the week.
Some do it for the socials posts. Me .. I would rather no-one know what I have or where I live. As to the "neat freak" thing .. its not a criticism, just an observation. Each to their own. My garage is a complete disaster while I finish the outdoor kitchen so I can build the shop. Happy wife = build whatever shop I like.Absolutely right. I mean when someone else is using your tools more than you are that say a lot.