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Didn't make a lot of sense to me. Looks like a cheap date if it'll provide a decent R value.

Shows an R-value of 3.7 - 21 (depending on application).. That's quite a range. At 3.7 I wouldn't think you'd feel much benefit. 21 would do you great. I did my 2 car garage with R-19. World of difference, I love it.

90 degree spark plug boot fits the petcock perfectly. Shoots right into the bucket.

First time I ever saw a girls bits and considered pulling out my wallet.. Those look nice.

I like where you're going with this..

5 gallon bucket with a 'bucket jockey'. Works well for me.

I built using Redwing plans. Got most material for free. Still got about 150 bucks in it. And my time (which has minimal value). Had several offers of 900 bucks for it. I say just buy one, use it and then sell it when you're done. Only out a couple hundred bucks, worst case..

I'm guessing that ain't cheap!

It's an old 'poor man's' leather sewing machine without the thread. 51700 beat me to it...

Yikes! That is exactly why I refuse to see a doctor!

Mine broke (after very extended use). shaft came loose inside the plastic handle. Kinda sucked. A small drill bit and a roll pin rednecked it back together..

I have one of Scamp Mike's nova! @ScampMike

Built this out of leftover tubing. 40 bucks for casters. Use your imagination and cobble together whatever fits your needs.

I like the gray colors with red stripe. Recently insulated and hung new sheetrock in mine. Similar color scheme.

I've redone a bunch of 8 foot fixtures (single pin bulbs). It's called a double ended bypass. Simply hook all the wires on one end of the fixture to the 'hot' supply wire and all the wires on the other end of the fixture to the 'neutral' supply wire.. Easy peasy. I used 6000K LEDs and they...

Great idea. I might have gone a bit overboard on mine,but I want it to double as a test stand as well.

If you are just doing one car (seldom use) the one i showed will get you fine results for a reasonable cost. The 'kick' to the item posted is the 'screw' on the side that holds the line securely in place. prevents slippage while flaring. It's not the best tool in the world, and it's not for a...

I got this set to do stainless lines on my Scout. 'Rigid' brand name. About 30 bucks as I recall. Works great.

Just get one of these... Welds ain't real strong, but you never seem to mind re-doing stuff...

http://redwingsteelworksplans.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/10/Red-Wing-Steel-Works-Auto-Rotisserie-Plans-10242012.pdf See if that works.. I'm not real good at this 'paste a link' thing.. Just google Redwing Rotisserie..

I'm sure I can find them. Was a free download. I'll look.

Building it was fun! I'm no welder, but I've done fairly well learning. It does have a 2x2 beam that connects the two ends. Solid as it can be. Jacks were optional and probably not needed, but they are sure convenient. I'll get some decent pics tomorrow at work.

You can see em in the background in this pic. It's at work so I'm seeing what I got on my phone. Some random pics as i was building. I can get full pics tomorrow if interested.

I built the redwing. Was lucky and got most of the steel free. Got about 200 bucks tied up in jacks and casters. Been offered 1200 bucks for it. Seems you could make back what it costs to build pretty easy..

I second the Lincoln 140. It's a 110 unit. Gas or flux core. Not the most heavy duty machine but great for the hobbiest. I've had mine for years. Still love it. And at about $500 bucks, doable.

Blower snout and pulley...

I have a Wilton on my drill press.. Very well made tool.. Incredibly useful..

Good lord... Doesn't anybody have 2X4s around anymore! Metal stands are dangerous. Never had a 2X4 let me down (or let the car down on me). The secret is to wedge them in at the best angle..

Cool stuff you guys have. I have a couple of empty bottles in the trash. That's about all my memorabilia..