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post #21 of 277
12/1/07 at 6:34pm
Bout time to get to work on that water cooled hifi equiped masterpeice you were talking about earlier.
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12/1/07 at 6:42pm
first off. i must say. that i was born in 1988

also start off with a quick story.

few years back. a friend's work was redoing the plant. and got rid of alot of good stuff. (i.e. he came home with a truck full of bungie cords! brand new LOL)

i got a wall mounted bin storage system off him for like 10$ its a 36 tray unit. i would say each tray is 3-4 inches wide. 6 inches deep at a guess.

ironically. it sat in my garage for years. never used it. this year. i got the idea to bring it in the house. (store my pc stuff in it )

just a hint. something like this may come in handy for your shop. i know i enjoy mine

also. those little canning jars. like. 3 inch diam 2 inch tall. glass. work well for storing small things. like jumpers. and case screws.

just a few things i would have in that nice big shop

just a friendly tip

and tsk tsk. the concrete is all the fun... (not lol. il agree with your choice on that.)
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12/1/07 at 6:43pm
Hmmm... the only thing I'm missing is a miter saw and a drill press. I've been contemplating getting them or not. Can you say you use them a lot in case mods, particularly the drill press?

I just redid my half of the garage too. I hung everything up and I find it a whole lot better than packing things in bags. What I might suggest you get is a magnetic tool holder. It has to be one of the best things for tool organization, especially since you can just throw things you use a lot on it and rip it off when your ready to use it again.
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post #24 of 277
12/1/07 at 6:49pm
So I see we're both tool bag kind of men.

Who needs a big clunky hard sided toolbox banging them in the knees anyways?
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12/1/07 at 6:56pm
Yeah that looks a bit like my dads shop lol. He has a few different lathes and things too but I'm sure you've got some things he doesn't have as well.

But yeah he's been a contractor his whole life and it's true about acquiring tools and how they make you money. He worked for one woman and her elderly mother on and off for 6 years getting the old womans house ready to be sold so she could move in with her daughter. Anyways, when the old lady passed away a few years ago the woman GAVE my father all of her fathers (the old ladys husband who had died 10 years ago) tools. We're talking the lathes, a table saw, drill press, TONS of stuff.

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Originally Posted by tUDJ View Post
In true MadHandlez fashion:

*Adopt Me*

RIP Mad.

Nice stuff CD
Yeah I was meaning to ask, where has he been? I haven't seen him around lately. He got banned apparently...
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12/1/07 at 7:04pm
I worked in HVAC for a few years, it would not be to hard to put in some overhead heating air ducts, backed behind a 1000btu furnace... It's simple to install, just need a someone with a cert to hook up the freon gas if you go with the air conditioning package...

cool shop!
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12/1/07 at 8:22pm
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Originally Posted by CyberDruid View Post
All my tools are dangerous weapons in the hands of a n00b

Please sir pick me I am a N00b but.....very anxious to learn and will work for a 6 pack and a pizza


Just out of curiosity why is you're kid in a wheel chair?
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12/1/07 at 8:36pm
When I saw CD goes Pro I thought it was a porn thread.
This is way cooler. Nice shop, The Tool man would be most impressed.
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12/1/07 at 8:54pm
Oooh... I like your Hitachi sliding compound miter... That's about it though. lol

Is that a Bosch planer I see?
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12/1/07 at 8:57pm
I dunno CD, I still think your shop could use a little more... cowbell.




Seriously though, I envy you. Living on the 6th floor of an apartment building really cramps my power tool style. I would kill to have a good place to work on case mods.
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