So, we sold the 14,000+ sq foot building a couple weeks ago (12,000 open warehouse, 2 6"x6" columns holding the whole structure up), and bought another building. This one is only like 9,000 sq feet, but it's set up with 6 bay doors, whereas the old one was just a 100x120 box, 2 bay doors, and a 2000+ foot office up front.
Since I don't have a garage at my condo, and mom would kill me if I changed my oil in hers, this is my shared garage with my step-dad.
It's a little bit of a mess, but we are going to get most of the stuff up on the racks sooner or later.
Router table I think? Came with the place.
Something with the 3 Phase power.
Cooling System, you can see my Snap-on parts cleaner that we moved with all 30 gallons of fluid still in it.
More Cooling
Dryer
Big Compressor
Close Up on Big Compressor
Little Compressor
Side of Router Table
Shear Power, needs work. The little valve thing that tells t to go down needs to be replaced.
Side of Shear
My Delta/Crescent/and some other company Band Saw I recently picked up. Recent Baldor motor. Think I'm gonna paint it Miller Blue.
My Step-dad's toy. Well, the little one. One of the guys put the one this replaced into the lake at the jobsite. A 35 foot deep lake. Step-dad sold it back to Kelly Tractor, and then purschased this one from that, which used to be a rental. This thing scares me to death. We used this one to unload the truck we rented when we moved. We've got the TH560B at the jobsite.
The people in here before us did vacuum bagging and plastic molding and that kind of stuf, so the place is set up pretty nice. They ran all the air lines with what appears to be galvanize, with enough drops to keep me happy.
We've got a additional bay on each end. One's got a couple cars in it (85 Corvette, 71 Porsche 914, 32 Ford pickup). The other is all office space.
We moved in, and the guy that came to put the new doors in wanted to buy the building. I told my step-dad he better cut me in for 1/2 the profit if he's going to make me move all my stuff again
We put everything on pallets, and then it took us one day to move EVERYTHING. 4 Latino helpers from one of the subs on the job, 2 French Canadians, 3 Crackers, and an Islander + a 26" flat truck, a 10 foot flat 4-ton truck, and 2 fork lifts made that happen. About 8 round trips, it was not the best day of our lives. And yes, you can put an 8500 lb fork lift on a 6,000 pound Big Tex car trailer. And for some reason, even though the forklift is about 3 inches off the ground, it will drive up the ramps on the trailer with 2x10s for a smooth surface, but my Porsche 914 we need some LONG 2x10s.
Anyone have any information on that router table thingy? It's a "d'invinceable" and just looking at the thing, it definitely is invinceable.
Since I don't have a garage at my condo, and mom would kill me if I changed my oil in hers, this is my shared garage with my step-dad.
It's a little bit of a mess, but we are going to get most of the stuff up on the racks sooner or later.
Router table I think? Came with the place.
Something with the 3 Phase power.
Cooling System, you can see my Snap-on parts cleaner that we moved with all 30 gallons of fluid still in it.
More Cooling
Dryer
Big Compressor
Close Up on Big Compressor
Little Compressor
Side of Router Table
Shear Power, needs work. The little valve thing that tells t to go down needs to be replaced.
Side of Shear
My Delta/Crescent/and some other company Band Saw I recently picked up. Recent Baldor motor. Think I'm gonna paint it Miller Blue.
My Step-dad's toy. Well, the little one. One of the guys put the one this replaced into the lake at the jobsite. A 35 foot deep lake. Step-dad sold it back to Kelly Tractor, and then purschased this one from that, which used to be a rental. This thing scares me to death. We used this one to unload the truck we rented when we moved. We've got the TH560B at the jobsite.
The people in here before us did vacuum bagging and plastic molding and that kind of stuf, so the place is set up pretty nice. They ran all the air lines with what appears to be galvanize, with enough drops to keep me happy.
We've got a additional bay on each end. One's got a couple cars in it (85 Corvette, 71 Porsche 914, 32 Ford pickup). The other is all office space.
We moved in, and the guy that came to put the new doors in wanted to buy the building. I told my step-dad he better cut me in for 1/2 the profit if he's going to make me move all my stuff again
We put everything on pallets, and then it took us one day to move EVERYTHING. 4 Latino helpers from one of the subs on the job, 2 French Canadians, 3 Crackers, and an Islander + a 26" flat truck, a 10 foot flat 4-ton truck, and 2 fork lifts made that happen. About 8 round trips, it was not the best day of our lives. And yes, you can put an 8500 lb fork lift on a 6,000 pound Big Tex car trailer. And for some reason, even though the forklift is about 3 inches off the ground, it will drive up the ramps on the trailer with 2x10s for a smooth surface, but my Porsche 914 we need some LONG 2x10s.
Anyone have any information on that router table thingy? It's a "d'invinceable" and just looking at the thing, it definitely is invinceable.
