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Peter_C
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Nice and clean! I wish my garage looked like yours, as my work benches are covered in crap and I cleaned a little yesterday.
An old school forged anvil has been in my search cue for awhile now, along with a 18"-20" Walker-Turner or Powermatic bandsaw.
An old school forged anvil has been in my search cue for awhile now, along with a 18"-20" Walker-Turner or Powermatic bandsaw.
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I have several brass hammers. My favorite has been mine since 1969. It's red brass and a full five pounder. It's softer that the others and has a steel jacket. It was designed for taking off the spinners that held the wheels on British cars back then. I own a few dead blow hammers, but they seem like kid's toys compared to the real things. Most people don't realize this, but I spent 30 years in the automotive field before I became a Network Consultant. I have LOTS of tools. I'm still in the process of organizing so I am embarrassed to show the whole shop. Here are my tool boxes:
Matco main chest with SnapOn side box. Those are specialty diagnostic tools on the top right of the box.
Tool Cart with added tool riser and side box. You can see my Ryobi table saw just behind it. I have another roll around tool chest back there with a miter saw mounted on top.
Wooden tool chests with assorted risers etc.
Drx6x
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envious of the compressor, but my anvils bigger 
(75#) but then again full machine shop wood shop and forge... funny part is 95% of it is all twice my age (23) but in brand new condition gramps sure did like to build things.
(75#) but then again full machine shop wood shop and forge... funny part is 95% of it is all twice my age (23) but in brand new condition gramps sure did like to build things.Scott L
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Shall we commence to send you regulators for servicing?
OP
Nope... I set this up so I can teach Hog Reg repair as well as do my own. I did my Atomics yesterday as well as rebuilding a raw water pump for my boat.
I like it; and thanks for getting rid of that Santa hat......saved me from writing a PM.
RonFrank
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Looks like a nice space. I like that compressor!
Scott L
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How does Elena's vehicle fit into the garage? 
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