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I build and maintain all my own stuff. I find that is the fun part. If you build it yourself, it brings on a different sense of pride, over buying one. Driving them ain't bad either.:thumbsup:

Not at all Rusty, I do it all tha time..lol:thank you: Mustanggarage, Thank you. The Stang in your post, it is easy to tell there is a lot of time spent on that car. Its very nice.:rockin: There nothen better than seeing a labor of love come to life in the garage.

Here is a pic of my ole jeep. Just had to add a pic of my mobile turff trimmer .

Heres a pic of my little hot rod. 67 Camaro with a 8.71 blown 454 Weeeeeeeee Travis

This maybe a little late, but yes you can get just 220v single phase out of a three phase generator. You will only use two of the three leads coming off the power end. Travis

Welcome to the forum. I'm from Tx., and can't dance to save my life....:D Travis

Welcome, Hope ya have a good time here. Hey, you joined this site on my B-day,, Cool..lol:D Travis

Welcome, glad you could make it. We have been wounderin what was taken you so long to get here. Travis

If room is a problem, the gate could be made to pivot on the bottom corner. You can use a few of those shocks that are on the rear lift gate of a suv or small car trunk. Instead of a rolling or sliding gate, if it lifted from one side or the other, it would save room, and make it look kinda...

I got some cables in the trunk. We'll get it goin.

They wouldn't have to be real, but they might complement the chrome cover.:D

I don't guess I have seen that. Where is it?

A set of 3" duel pipes out each side might look pretty cool.

I think I seen some in the drawer under the grinder.:D Just put them back when your done.

I ran gas to my shop, and used 1" steel black pipe. Some states will allow pvc, but it is not a good idea, and can be dangerous. It's not that hard to do.

Now, that is just a dandy idea. You are greening the planet one truck bet at a time..lol Way to go! Travis

I do. I like them both. The flapper will put a mirror shine on just about anything. Using the for a grinder wheel, they don't do as well as a grinder disk. It all depends on what you are going to use them for. They both have there place. Cut off wheels, I buy them by the pound...lol Travis

It's not to hard. Just rip out all the old floor, level the new dirt floor with sand put up form boards(4" or 6")and dig some beams where the most weight will be and around the walls. Depending on what will be in the shop will determine the size of the beams. Lay 3/8" or 1/2" re-bar on a 1' grid...

Not sure why anybody would do that. Unless they wanted to hide something or somebody. Other than running pipes or wires like stated above, I cant see any reason to do that. Trying to keep ground water out is going to be another thing all together. Just my thoughts. Travis

Being from Tx, I cant say anything about that cold temp. That's just to cold to talk about. lol :eek: The heat is another thing. The computers fan will run all summer, if you leave it on. I don't leave mine on in my shop, except when I am in there. Other than that I haven't found it to...