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A Shop Space Made By Miller

I haven’t browsed the shop gallery in quite some time and decided to rectify that negligence this morning. And my first stop was a damned good one. “Made By Miller” has a tiny shop space in South Dakota dedicated to efficiently handle a single focused discipline – welding and fabrication. I mean, my guy has built thousands of off-road bumpers in this space… and it’s just really cool to see how he does this seemingly without limitations. Take your time and go through this thread. You’ll be glad ya did…
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Billet Cargo Tie Downs

A couple of weeks ago, I reviewed a set of tie downs that I liked. During the proceeding discussion, one of our users mentioned that he had a small business that designed and manufactured cargo tie downs for various trucks. Next thing I knew, he sent me a set and I was installing both his bedside tie downs as well as his rail tie downs on my Toyota Tacoma. If you are unfamiliar, the Tacoma comes with both fixed bed side eyelets as well as easily moveable tie downs made of plastic that slide fore and aft on a bedside …
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Rhino USA Tie Downs

About four years ago, I ran out of tie downs and set out to buy the best I could find. I searched everywhere and then stumbled onto Rhino tie downs… They had incredible reviews and were made in the USA – How can you beat that, right? Turns out, they actually aren’t made in the USA. I’m not sure if Rhino is trying insinuate that with their name or not, but the straps are made in China. Let that much be clear. Regardless, I have very much been surprised by the quality of these tie downs. I bought a 4-pack …
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ToughBuilt Reload

We’ve established that I have a problem… I obsess on utility knives. From the Maker Knife to cheap Chinese knockoffs to expensive custom jobs – I’ve tried as many as I can get my hands on. One I haven’t tried is the ToughBuilt Reload. Essentially, it’s a utility knife that stores blades in a magazine for both easy blade storage and change overs. I like the idea of the Reload, but to be frank – I don’t have a need. Plus, this thing is a unit and a bit big for my every day carry needs. But I can see …