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how about a sawz-all version...great for getting parts off at the junkyard. or anywhere else for that matter

bought a pair like these without knowing they want to drill holes and put pins into the tailgate to hold them. instead, I used tool box liner folded around the gate. moving a running snowblower this way was easy and nothing slipped...

^^^^^ MAN! that is great...all my stuff was just thrown in a cardboard box.

check Goodson if they are still around

we had a mechanic at the dealership that would "hone" the cylinders oversize. not sure how large, maybe .005"? they were tight, his break in procudure was to start the engine, let it run till it started slowing down. shut it off, cool down and THEN add coolant! glad it wasn't my car...don't...

great minds think alike!

mine is in the north-east corner pointed to the south-west corner. warms it up well from 40 degrees to 60-ish when I work in it...or stumble around looking for something.

I've wondered about attaching a plenum to the front and running ductwork across the ceiling similar to some of the restaurants around here.

I thought the same thing till my wife pointed out my feet are always sweating...got a hanging heater instead.

at least you can get to your walls...hope you are wearing a mask when pulling that stuff down. Stay safe!

that is probably one of the best life lessons he can learn

have an anvil...

looking forward to it. the Van Norman 944s was always on the list of tools to get. Drill press and lathe are here, maybe the next or a version of yours? I for one am looking forward to what thinking outside the box can do. If you don't try, you fail. If you try, you have two out comes but learn...

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Strong arms and wrists? I've watched the show and while it doesn't look easy, they do a good job of showing what can happen. Let us know how his adventure turns out. I also imagine a large anvil and hammer with a solid handle is also needed. Don't forget the fire extinguisher!

don't overload it!

where did everything go?

found one with a 1.3 hp motor, they say it can only be run up to 23 seconds at a time. others showed 2 and 3 hp motors, both rated at 15 amps. A hd extension cord would be needed and bigger the better if you are running any distance. try the motor you have if not to costly for the parts. maybe...

uh, but my garage isn't attached to the house. :rolleyes:

leaf blower? I'd need the fan they use in wind tunnels to clean mine out!

got pictures?

I dabble. Grandpa could make anything with basic hands tools. Dad had a wood working shop but since I was interested in cars, most of the equipment was sold. I could contribute by telling people not to do it the way I do cause it's probably wrong.

isn't that for the "early" self driving cars?

or soldering iron holder

defends or drinks 'em?

do you practice dentistry at home?

now I know what to do with all the free ones I got from work. Thanks!

knut kracker

what was the last year they drained it? oh yeah, flush it out, it'll be fine...

and drain the tank on a regular basis. Hmm, I wonder if they remember to do that at work?