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I just had my building put up. Looks real close to what you want to do. I use the lean to for parking my big truck out of the Texas sun.

Even on new concrete?

Don't want pretty, just want to keep spills under control.

Nothing fancy like tile or those rubber tiles that interlock. I use my jackstands and floor jack everyday. I guess I fill get a bunch of cardboard to start!

Well that sucks! I had almost decided on just sealer.

All good, I was just wondering. Have a great day.

Not full of Barracudas like yours!

Why would @tubbedamx disagree with a asking with advice question?

Ok, I don't need to now! I rolled my Barracuda off my flat trailer years ago, that was emotional.

It's only 26 W, 32 D. Big enough for the trailer (HOA PIA). One side for everything else. It really wanted a stick built brick exterior, but it was more per sq ft than my house! Steel is not cheaper, but it was what I can afford now in my old age.

Thank you all for your experiences and pictures. I do drop stuff!

I was reading about epoxy, might not be the best for me. I use a lot of jack stands also.

Rusty, they put down a vapor barrier, so I don't think I will have moisture issues. Worried more about everything I spill. OCD. Here are a couple of pictures. They got the roof on yesterday. It's been so hot in Texas they stop working at 12 because the steel is too hot to touch.

I have a brand new garage. Do you guys use epoxy coating on the floor to control spills? Sealant? Looking for advice. Thanks

Isn't Gene Winfield and Ian Roussel out there near Mojave?

I was at a pawn shop today, dude wanted $400 for a well used snap on digital. I don't trust my craftsman click anymore.

I bought snap on diagonal cutters for my job a few years back. I was an aircraft electrical tech. They wore out, I got the snap on guy in and he said: Not broke so no replacement. I told him they would not cut, and in my mind they were not usable. Again, not broke. Didn't want to crack them in a...

Don' t buy this one........

Thanks guys, I purchased a install tool from Summit. All good.

Need to press a ROMEC on to my slant. I used to pull the stock ones on with a long crank bolt. But the ROMEC is thicker and I need a tool. Any recommendations? Please don't recommend all thread and a nut. Thanks

I took my craftsman and put the 1/2 drive in the vise. I set it on 30 lbs and pulled it till the vice and bench moved. No clicky. I have looked at a couple of Proto's, they say US made with global materials.

I don't trust my craftsman click anymore. It's not even close anymore according to my old beam wrench. Looking for advice, Thanks

Ditto on the primeweld, I am happy with mine. TIG is an art, and if you are going to practice you can do some amazing things. That being said, you need a steady hand, and good vision. You will learn soon enough about dipping the tungsten, keeping sharp points, pre flow, post flow, current, foot...

That video was quite good, he liked the machine.

That Primeweld looks busy to me, what makes it so much better? Sounds like you have one you use?

I hear you on the China thing. But unless I am wrong, they are all using some "off shore" parts. Some are assembled in the US yes. I had a Lincoln MIG machine. Obsolete parts made fixing it more than buying a new one, by a LOT. I really don't want to buy an old machine and those headaches. I...

Thank you for all the input. I should have said it's for hobby work, not production at all. I will do some looking at the models mentioned. Thanks Cuda416!

What is the source issue on the AHP201XD?

US Made?