The shop is shaping up!

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Ccrew

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Just finished hanging the doors tonight. Next electric and lights then paint the floor when the temperature cooperates..

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While I finished the last of the doors..

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And getting back to the correct use of the forums, here's 3 coats of Klasse on my garage queen car after sitting in the rain for three days (While I worked in the garage)

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Empty shelves are like empty minds, so yes you are of course correct in your assumption.
 
donbeezy said:
hey, i think you need more towels
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But won't my cabinet full of DA/Rotary pads get lonely then? It's bad enough that I had to put Menzerna and Meguiars in the same cabinet. Blasphemy!

I want to figure out how to make out of wood the Rupes wall units for hanging polishers a picture of which was floating around here (that they wanted gold bricks for) because with a Rupes and 3x Flex's I'm not going to be able to single source.
 
i just looked up the polisher hangers....... that is beautiful
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Wow- very nice! I like your woodworking tools too. Cant ever have enough hobbies!
I like your organization too- looks like you have a very nice collection.
 
Vega@Autopia said:
Well.....I'll be the first guy....

Would you happen to have a 10mm socket?
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Sure!, 6 point are in the back, 12 point in the front and the impacts off to the left in the top of the toolbox :-)


It's hard to combine woodworking with an area to detail, because DUST!. Partially why all cabinets. I had it all on wire rack shelves before mounted to the wall. Now you know where that MasterBlaster you sold me is used!
 
Vega@Autopia said:
Well.....I'll be the first guy....

Would you happen to have a 10mm socket?
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True story. As a professional I would lone tools to the parking lot DIY's and never lost one in all the time I turned wrenches. I made them leave their wallet with me until they brought the tool back. They gave me some funny looks when I told them the terms but the tools always came back. Guys in the shop would tell them no but send them my way. Kind of funny in retrospect.
 
donbeezy said:
is that a wood dust vacuum in the corner?
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Sure is. 2HP. Waiting on a cartridge filter versus the top bag so I can get the dust micron count down. If you're ever thinking of one as a vacuum, don't. It'll move a LOT of air, but not at high pressure and the last thing you'd want to do is suck up a bolt when it gets to that impeller. Now hooked to the router table for instance? Not a spec of shavings/sawdust/dust stays inside the cabinet..

I'll add something I learned, almost the hard way: I have a MasterBlaster. Don't ever use a hose that you've used to pick up dust with a vacuum to hook to a blower to dry your car. Dust is abrasive, heck Walnut shells are a sandblast media. Nothing I couldn't fix for damage, but it was an "Oh SNAP" moment. Dedicated hoses for blower and vacuum now.
 
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