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Damn.....great box.

I’ve got 2 good size work benches too and wish I had another sometimes. Truly beautiful

I have a 4 post. Love it....

True dat.

Man...i love that work bench.

Save your pennies and invest in something that will be your best friend for many winters to come. Have you priced seasoned cord wood lately? Propane fired, exterior vented with exterior combustion air. I use 2, 100# tanks and have never used a full one in one winter however my garage is very...

I’ve had luck using a good shop wetvac sealed at the top of the drain and tapping the cast with a hammer at the clog. If you can free it up at all some of it should come free enough to be sucked back up. Good luck.

I happened to find the floor jack adaptor type on craigslist for 20 bucks....worked great.

I used mine to make a parts cleaner. Threw an abandoned two basin stainless sink on top and casters on the bottom corners with a shelf welded across the bottom. Bam....free parts cleaner.

Beautiful

I have one too....I keep it in a ziplock bag. It has a zerk fitting on the top of it so I can put my grease gun right on it but I prefer the palm of my hand method.

I like option 1.

Verrry cool indeed.

Moline Hot Dawg. Love it in my garage.

I saw that....I like the lemon scent...lol

I might swap to this. Thanks RRR

I use a 5 gallon bucket in mine with about 4 gallons of mineral spirits and 1 quart of transmission fluid to lubricate my pump....20 gallons seems like a lot but mines home made from a stainless old sink and self gabbed stand. It won’t chemically clean like the old safety clean days but it works.

Modine Hot dawg HDS 45.

A Modine HDS 45, 45,000 btu unit. Good for a 2 to 2.5 garage space. I really love it. It uses outside air for combustion thuis no issue of spontanious dust combustion from using the garage air as combustion air.

The upstairs is unheated and 50* is plenty warm when your moving around but I have to admit I'm frugal with my propane use.

I go through 2, 100# propane bottles a year. My garage is well insulated and I keep it between 50 and 60*f when I'm in there which is nearly all weekend and occasionally at night until spring arrives then I practically live out there. I'll get pics up in a bit.

I have a Modine Hot Dawg in mine....100 pound propane bottle...works great here in New England. Hot Dawg® Power Vented (HD) | HVAC

You're living the dream man. Best of luck to you.

http://www.homedepot.com/catalog/productImages/400/6b/6b4ca1fa-0f3b-41a8-b9f1-2d0776f97122_400.jpg I've had it about 4 years and love it. I also have a husky roll away..drawer slides are junk and it doesn't compare to the international but was many hundreds cheaper. You def get what you pay for.

I bought myself an International through home depot and am extremely happy with it. http://www.homedepot.com/p/International-Tech-Series-42-in-20-Drawer-Tool-Tower-Red-VRA-4220RD/203715366 International Tech Series 42 in. 20-Drawer Tool Tower, Red Open Expanded View Click Image to Zoom...

I'm getting a Hot Dawg..... Literature Hot Dawg Brochure: 6-114 I&S Manual, Model HD/HDB: 6-583 HDS Comparison Sheet: 6-119 Modine's Hot Dawg is widely recognized as the industry's most popular residentially-certified gas-fired unit heater, with six sizes available from 30,000 - 125,000 BTUs...

Nice...bet it would go great with a 440 on it