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That's what she didn't say !
That illness caused by the peg bug is a royal ***** to get over E.
Yeah, I know Cam. I have one socket that needs returned/exchanged at Menards.That illness caused by the peg bug is a royal ***** to get over E.![]()
Well. . . . . I bought something. I guess it's plural.So far I'm resisting myself from going down the rabbit hole you're currently in right now. I'm trying to hold off till I purchase a new 72" toolbox with a new 72" top box. This way I can organize to the new box instead of working around the old craftsman 26" boxes I currently have.


Dont pour concrete less than 4in. thick!Re: garage refurb
Well things haven't been working out to good lately and progress has been horrible. Things just went to **** today and I was stressed and about 10 shades of pissed.
I was going to rent a cut off saw to cut the concrete but figured I'd use a circular saw with a masonary blade. It worked before but it's hard onthe saw. So now I have Skil saw that I can use for "junk" work and keep my Dewalt circular saw nice.'
I used two box fans to push the dust out of the garage as I cut.
Here's a little progress.
My step dad came over with a water level today, we marked the perimeter for the concrete. I had it figured to pour 3.5" at the very back of the garage, which is higher. I knew there would be some low spots as the floor sloped. I didn't realize just how much til today.
Keep in mind the back will be 3 1/2" thick. (that pic disappeared FOUND ) This is at the northeast corner.
yep, that's 6 1/2 inches, I think I'm going to need more than the 13 yards I originally figured. . . . and that's how my day started. I'm planning on pouring Saturday, hopefully I can get some stuff done tomorrow.
That was poured 15 years ago and it has held up fine. But thanks.Dont pour concrete less than 4in. thick!
Id put Fibermesh in the mix
I was considering buying some pliers rack but never had room as they were double stacked in a shorter drawer.The Ernst plier racks were a game changer for me. I had been using the PlyWorx wire racks and was never happy with them - everything kept falling over.
I bought a couple of the Ernst to try and they were great! I was going to buy 4 more and my wife says "You should probably get 6 so you'll have plenty of room". Just one more reason I love her!
So am I Mike, so am I.Nice Eric. Looking forward to seeing everything all set up.
That top 42" box looks identical to the one I used for my lathe stand I recently built and had to modify the lid on. Other than the color that is.
Needed the space and didn't have room for 2 56" boxes here.Nice toolboxes!
What was the reason for 42" and 56" toolbox combo? Breaking up home vs auto tools?
Yes, I believe it is in the casters. Something that I think I can cure with some blocking.Wheels different size?
I have some that same color to build into my work bench if I ever get to it. Looks good, can’t beat the price on them
I really like the color of those boxes!
I really fell in love with the color when I first saw it. I bought the top book for the other side and liked it so much that I bought a bottom box.I have some that same color to build into my work bench if I ever get to it. Looks good, can’t beat the price on them
If I were adding permanent blocks, I think I would install them between the caster & toolbox with longer bolts. That would keep it mobile.
my thoughts exactlyOnce it's in place, it's going to stay there. I have enough steel to make permanent blocks rather than shell out $$$ for different casters.Wonder if you could just get the same size casters and this way you don't have to deal with blocking and still be able to roll it around?
If I were adding permanent blocks, I think I would install them between the caster & toolbox with longer bolts. That would keep it mobile.
I understand the thoughts behind this but my boxes stay in place. They become a permanent fixture in the garage.my thoughts exactly