DaveJr.

How about an ice cream sandwich!

Nice addition to the shop! I would love to get a 17" but I just don't have the room in my shop, which is kinda good because I also don't have the budget for one anyway!

Doesn't the member @Nalu Rash make stickers? I remember he did a giveaway of the TIA stickers and in that thread he said he would be able to make custom stickers. Not sure if they are weatherproof or not but it may be worth inquiring with him.

My sister just went through this with her Jeep. She called the dealership up and they handled it.

I was debating on putting it on a french cleat so I could move it around but I usually only take a pencil and maybe a marker when working on something. I just nailed it to the stretcher so it was out of the way.

Some of you may remember that last year I built a worktable from a piece of 3'x5' butcher block that my dad found. Well that was great until he found a 4'x8' piece of butcher block. So last week I built a new base and finished it last night. This piece is 4'x8' and about 2" thick. This is a sturdy bench and it is very heavy! I just recommend whatever size you think you will need...build it a little bit bigger, and after about a week, you will wish you went even bigger!!!

Same. I use them, some more then others (You can tell by looking at them) . If one falls off a table, no big deal, I pick it up and put it back on the table. I hate when I get a new tool and have to use it for the first time, but after the first scratch, that goes away.

I hear what your saying! I am the same way, I hate giving prices for the fact that some people just don't and never will understand what goes into making something with your hands, and always want to pay bottom dollar for a handmade piece. I am also not afraid of having my work judged I just hate having it judged by someone that doesn't know how to use a hammer.

I wouldn't even be able to fit that table saw in my shop! I find it funny how he has all this money on these ridiculously expensive tools and still buys what looks like HF ear pro

So over the years, my dad and I have accumulated a ton of nuts, bolt, screws, misc. hardware, etc., and have it stored in a bunch of different bins, boxes, container etc. A lot of it, is small amounts. My question to you guys is, how do you store small amounts of a lot of different types of hardware? What has worked for you guys and what hasn't? I would like something with somewhat small bins/dividers (DeWalt/Milwaukee organizer bins will be way too big) and can be stacked and moved easily. Oh and I don't have a huge budget to do this so that is a major factor. I have been searching the web and haven't really found anything that intrigues me so looking to the crew for help!... Thanks in advance crew!

If you have that much trimming to do, maybe you should consider a gas trimmer instead of a battery powered one?

I think it is good in theory but I don't know if it would work out so great in reality. I was wondering the same.

I can't believe how big it is.... I would almost prefer to drag a hose around and have my small pneumatic brad then that chunky nailer.

Hello crew! It has been a while since I have been on. Haven't done much shop stuff but will be now that the northeast is finally starting to thaw out! Been busy with work and school but it is starting to slow down a bit so you will see me around more often! I missed you guys!

Just watch this video and you will be set.