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Check with Leanna about that powder coater before you buy it. Her knowledge on the coating field is monumental. WOMANumental if you will. haha

I have some. Never had an issue except for a 6 in 1 screwdriver but they replaced it for free. So... Yeah. Go for it. Craftsman sucks, now

I would check Walmart. they are sure to have them.

Krazy is right. Class C. Do not get one too small. Nothing worse than running out too soon. I have 4 in my garage. One a each corner hung to a wall stud. Simple and easy.

acc is the accessory circuit

at 6'4" I will get the up high stuff if you get the down low... Deal?

beasty. and CHEAP. the tank is Harbor Freight... but who cares.

I am with Rob on this one. Me + woodwork = disaster nice setup though. and WHAT messy shop?

God it pains me to say that... Craftsman, Made in China.

I love it. GREAT work. They will last FOREVER

if you need a label on your beer to tell you that it is cold, you are already too drunk. if you want cheap GOOD beer. Brew it at home. Thats what I do.

Wow. Joe.. i love it. Want to build mine?

3x or 4x for kroil... whatever it is. 5x. anyway. its amazing but i cant find a local supplier so i got some online

i have one on my TJ. worked great

Just got a 5" DA sander. Bought a couple of cheapo sanding discs. You get what you pay for. Any suggestions on a quality sanding disc and where to get it?

love it tony. although id have a flattened rain downspout the way my wife parks

According to the youtube video you do apply a rattle can clear coat over the paint in 3 stages.

Nicamarvin, thank you so much. This is more helpful than you could ever know

Wow, Want to have a conversation with my wife for me?:prayer:

wow, stretch? My initial thoughts are to question its durability, long term.

Great info... thanks do you have a good lead on these 'pour over' systems?

Wow, that is AMAZING. too bad it is $39.99 a can. Tough on a profit margin. YIKES

But it is for plating plastic pieces. I would electro plate plastic or chrome powder coat it, if it worked.

Thats just comedic at those prices. You can "chrome" glass and ceramics in essentially just a silver nitrate bath. these machines cant be too different from that process. Hell, if I can find someone in the know enough about these I could build my own and just buy the AgNO3 and other essentials...

In the digging I have done I have found few good details. Technically it is silver plating. A solution of silver nitrate (AgNO3) is sprayed on. This is then followed by a solution of sodium chloride (NaCl). The reaction causes the silver to separate from the nitrate and deposit on the surface...

Is anyone familiar with these sprayable chrome systems that use chemicals and deionized water to operate that can advise me on a good source for these systems, supplies. Is this just a de-ionizer and pressurized water sprayer and chemicals themselves do all of the magic? I am looking into...

for maximum storage capacity in minimal space you may want to look into a shevling system libraries call "stacks" they have a wheel you turn and the shelves accordion one by one so you can get between them and when youre done you just turn the wheel back and they stack against the wall. no...

clever!!!!

I highly doubt his legs are as nice