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Good deal. That's the way to go! Good job. Oh, and you will get a lift :thumbsup: Look on Facebook market place. That's where I found mine.

Did you run 220 volts to yours?

Very nice indeed! My wife let me build mine last year just before I retired. I went with steel it was half the price of wood. 24" deep 34" wide. It has 12 foot ceilings and I went with 6" floor for a two post lift down the road as well. But I can tell you mine is too small already, LOL. Although...

Yea, I know and it works. But for what type welding I do not know. My brother has been a welder for his whole life and he still does that. He did work on ships years ago so I guess it works?

Spit on the inside of the lens and wipe it around. Sound gross but it does work.

I'm watching this thread for sure. I'm going to be doing this in the spring. Building a steel building because wood prices are crazy! 24x30 Building is ordered and should be here in a few weeks... I hope the weather holds out! I went with 6" of concrete. They told be 4" min also but I didn't...

LOL, The Snap-On man told me they quit making my tool box about 1978. It's ugly but still hold tools. Don't remember what I paid for it but it was a hell of a lot less then what they get for them now!

I have seen them used as a safety wire locking nut retainers when I was in the service in my past life but that was used as a patch. Any real safety wire locking nut retainers had holes drilled through them.

^^^^ Yep, they are only to be used one time... LOL^^^ But anyway they cut the nut then crimp it so it's like a removable lock nut without the cotter pin. The more you use them they will get looser. There are many different type split nuts also. VW used them a lot.

:popcorn: I knew this would be a good one :-)

We have an independent toolman that comes into the shop that still carriers SK. They are the best hand ratchets I have. They beat Snap-on for sure. Looks like I'm gonna to have to check out Icon. Snap-on priced themself out of my wallet years ago.

Thanks for posting. I know what I'm going to build this winter! :-)

I've been doing this **** my whole life. This is the best I have ever used and have been using it for years. Magic Hand Cleaner: Top Rated Soap in the Industry. Non-Solvent Nothing better if you ask me.

There, fixed

That's good news

Fires don't care what temperature it is they will start. Be careful please!

Light under a tarp? Sounds like a fire starter to me. Be careful.

I just put motor oil on my parts

Funny, I have an oil priming tool just like yours :-) Don't use it as much as I did in the old racecar days but sure comes in handy. Use it about as often as you uses yours I guess.

Wow, that sucks about NAPA. I do live out in the country and they are old school around here. They still make hydraulic lines for tractors at ours. I like it, but don't know how long that will last.

NAPA

I made a different top and used my transmission jack. Worked great.

Could be... ha ha ha :)

Nice ear protection. He'd be deaf by lunch in my shop.