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Cool cart! Only thing I don't like are the air tires, I always have to air those up on my wagon every time I use it.

Cool rebuild you have going on here. Subscribed!

That's terrible, your garage is cleaner than a damn operating room prior to surgery. Bitchen! :D

Here is a work bench I made out of some square tubing and a small mig welder ten or so years ago. Had a friend powder coat it and used some particle board for shelves. Since then I built another garage in the rear yard and my wife has kind of taken over this area.

Nice

Looks like a nice little shop system.

Never seen one of those before.

Your right it is not suppose to damage glass or chrome trim. and is a very gentle cleaner to the part, but I have found soda to work wonders on cleaning some nasty dirty oily parts and striping paint. For example pistons, timing chain covers, rocker arms and shafts.

I have a harbor freight soda blaster. They work outstanding on grease and carbon build up parts. It really blows that **** off without damaging the part finish like other media does. Works good on paint to. The only real downside I have found so far is it doesn't work well on rust. Manifold...

Looks like your not going to have any problems with the tig.

:thumblef: Tig welding is a handy skill to have.

Yea cheaper to buy the china stuff. But I think it is cast aluminum not that it's a bad thing but your comparing prices to billet aluminum I think.

I upgraded to the comp cams kit and really like the crank socket that also holds the degree wheel for degreeing a cam with the heads off. The fixture to hold the dial indicator is cool too. Nice kit part #4934 http://www.compcams.com/catalog/COMP2011/pdf/COMP_Catalog_2011_379-380.pdf

Thats what I was thinking. Being used I don't see that stuff selling for more than a brand new Chinese unit of the same size and type.

Cool! Dig that black dealer plate too.