Homebrew Air Tool Cart....

[Crow Horse]

Here's my air tool cart that I made from scrap lumber, some of which floated up on my property after the 2006 flood. Pardon the mess/clutter. I'm in the process of cleaning/painting/sorting out my shop......

 

[HoosierBuddy]

Nice. I like it!

 

[Crow Horse]

Thanks! It's a work in progress.....

 

[bcradio]

Is that door to the outside? just be careful of would-be thieves that might be able to see in with all those nice tools right there.

Your setup looks great though

 

[Crow Horse]

Thanks! That door leads to the garage, so the goodies are not viewable from the outside. I do have some security measures in place. I have posted signs in several spots in my driveway (app. 600ft.) warning those with less than honorable intent that they best be careful where they step. See sign below....

If that doesn't deter them, my K9 unit comes into play. That usually stops most folks that don't know them. And if everything fails AND I'm home, they get to meet Mr. Mosberg and some law enforcement tactical rounds.

The signs usually do the trick..........

 

[nateplumb]

Nice but wheres the mess at? You should see my garage it looks like a mine went off!

 

[Syndicate]

I like the set up, I also like the price. I agree with the sign, and I am glad you have several back up plans should some other than reputable person show up on your property. Mine is barbed wire, dogs, more dogs, 30/30, 12Ga., 45.

 

[Crow Horse]

The signs play with people's heads. A little psychological warfare can go a long way. Keeps them guessing. The same holds true for the "mammoth" bones laying about....

 

[Outlawmws]

LOL same old Crow, Always thinking!

I like the rack Crow. Portable and compact. Mostly vertical too. A lot of people miss that in their storage plans