One Big Ass Vise
So a user on the forums decided to build himself a vice, but not just any vice… He decided to build what might be the biggest vice I have ever seen. It’s amazing. Seriously. Check it out.
The Diamond Back HD Bed Cover
So I few months back I bought my first late model vehicle in over a decade – a new (to me) 2017 GMC Sierra. Afterwards, I found myself needing a tonneau cover and I did what most people in the market do – I bought a Bakflip MX4. Once installed, I liked the look and functionality of the cover, but I was disappointed with the build quality of it. After using the tonneau for a few months, I decided to try something different – a Diamondback HD cover. The Diamondback HD is a $1700 tonneau cover that’s built like a …
Before & After
I somehow just stumbled onto this thread… Where the hell have I been? In any case, if you haven’t seen this before & after thread focusing on old tools and what not, stop what you are doing and get at it. Seriously. Go here.
Teng Tools – The Roadside Tool Kit
The past decade or so, I’ve used a pre-1965 car as my daily driver. Although these early cars came along before planned obsolescence and tend to be very reliable when maintained appropriately, I always kept a general roadside tool kit with me. And despite my bright outlook on these old cars, I used them fairly often.
Woby Design… Recycled Skateboards
This probably isn’t going to interest a ton of you… But, there is a small subculture of skateboarders that wood work and their material of choice, obviously, is recycled skateboards. I have a little experience doing this myself and it’s incredibly hard work to mill something that, in the end, looks so carefree and fun. I mean, it’s intense. Super intense… I literally can’t imagine making a full sheet of plywood out of the stuff. This guy gets it done. See Comments on the forum.
