Finally, a real garage.Purchsed these a little over 15 years ago from Lowes. Right off the shelf, they have worked great. I thought for about 3 seconds... maybe 4 about cleaning it up a bit but fuck it... This is typical for my set up when in the middle of a project. Judging by the pictures in this thread some of you have serious OCD issuesbut some bitchin setups to go with it. View attachment 1079172
Yep, I’m replacing those exact floor cabs and a different configuration upper of same style (also bought at Lowes in 2006). Gave all of it to a neighbor who has no cabinets. Served me well for 15 some years. My wife about threatened to disown me if I didn’t buy a nice set of garage cabinets. She knew the lack of storage in garage was pissing me off. I rarely replace items unless it’s broken or turned to dust from age.Purchsed these a little over 15 years ago from Lowes. Right off the shelf, they have worked great. I thought for about 3 seconds... maybe 4 about cleaning it up a bit but fuck it... This is typical for my set up when in the middle of a project. Judging by the pictures in this thread some of you have serious OCD issues
That doesn't look like the set that the bottom rolls out on
That doesn't look like the set that the bottom rolls out on
I didn’t see any 25% off?
Did you order online or did they have it in store?
Split it in the center.
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You can do the same thing with out the “frame” Stevo used, just fab up leveling feet instead of wheels
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These Husky's are a really good base for that type of workbench. They have integrated power strips on one side, and are 24.5 inches deep. 46" wide.
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When I go to a shop that has a place to sit, no one is working, so I don’t see why a productive shop would need seating.
Looks like you are redoing an Old Bronco .Purchsed these a little over 15 years ago from Lowes. Right off the shelf, they have worked great. I thought for about 3 seconds... maybe 4 about cleaning it up a bit but fuck it... This is typical for my set up when in the middle of a project. Judging by the pictures in this thread some of you have serious OCD issues
Yes Sir! 74. Little project that has been off and of for the last 13 years or so... Drove it, beat the hell out of it, then finally parked it with the intention of just doing some minor floor repairs. You know the rest.
Finally, a real project.Yes Sir! 74. Little project that has been off and of for the last 13 years or so... Drove it, beat the hell out of it, then finally parked it with the intention of just doing some minor floor repairs. You know the rest.
Yep I kick myself in the ass for selling my 72 every time I think about it . Sold it 22yrs ago . My father bought it new in 72 and I was driving it for 18yrs before I tore it down to the frame . I had the frame powdercoated after putting the James Duff super hoops on and dual shocking the rear . 4 core radiator . Had the 302 w/ HiPo 289 heads with a Torker manifold and 650 Holley . Then I bought my 99' F250 SD w/7.3 diesel 4 X 4 . At the time they were not worth what they are today .Yes Sir! 74. Little project that has been off and of for the last 13 years or so... Drove it, beat the hell out of it, then finally parked it with the intention of just doing some minor floor repairs. You know the rest.
Looks clean and modern. I did the same in silver of course. Your post reminded me of the modular hook system I need to add in Havasu for all the odd or over sized yard tools. Thanks
Out of stock on many items right now
Tell them you can have them disposed of, save them the trouble
Wow, that's some impressive storage you got going on there! Lookin good!
Those new age's are badass!
I called the number on the sticker the provided and was sent new doors for the 3 that were damaged. I just threw away one last week that was in way better condition then that. Took a few weeks to get as they were back ordered.
IDK?
I don't have those, but have 18" depth on my current boxes. My biggest complaint is longer ratchets and such need to lay across the wider drawers. That said, a lot of people don't have or need 24" or longer ratchets and bars. Advantage to the lesser depth, less items to "lose" at the very back, because you'll tend to pull the drawers out more completely.
NewAge Bold is 18” depth.
Over the past few years I've acquired some bigger stuff, as my "hobby" has become more of a job. The problems I have run into are because I work on so much weird stuff from such a broad time frame. So, I'm not getting rid of any tools for a long time. The way I see it, I'm preparing for full-scale "Bidenzueala", or "Cuban Creativity".
Need any large sockets or wrench’s?
Large sockets I think I have up to 36mm, and some scattered larger... Wrenches though, pretty slim on stuff past 1 1/4", had to get creative at times. Been thinking of getting a chinesium set, as I don't do a bunch requiring them. As I said though, worried the repair game may become less for fun, and more necessity
I may have a few things that you might find useful. Let me sort through some stuff and I’ll let you know what I’ve go. If you can use it , you’ll welcome to it.Large sockets I think I have up to 36mm, and some scattered larger... Wrenches though, pretty slim on stuff past 1 1/4", had to get creative at times. Been thinking of getting a chinesium set, as I don't do a bunch requiring them. As I said though, worried the repair game may become less for fun, and more necessity
