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I got bored so I took some pics of my tools. Newest tool not posted is a 30 gallon 5 HP Air Compressor

 

This is my corner of the garage

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new jack (long story my other one was broke however i fixed it so i gave it to my dad)

 

I had a shopping spree this weekend at sears. I got a bunch of money off the compressor, toolbox, and jack plus 10% off so I couldnt pass it up

 

I dont want to see my gm card bill this month :seeya:

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This is my corner of the garage

:thumbs: You only get a corner?

 

:lol:

 

 

 

Is it "Craftsman Week" already? D@mn, I need to get down to Sears.

 

 

Be careful Ryan....Tools are an addiction. My girlfriend has already tried to do an "intervention" to keep me away from the toolshops. :P

 

 

Cool stuff! :seeya:

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Be careful Ryan....Tools are an addiction. My girlfriend has already tried to do an "intervention" to keep me away from the toolshops

 

Saturday when I went to pick up the air compressory my gf actually bought a metric and std ratchet set.

 

I only get a corner cause my dad has the other 99% of the garage (messy). I am lucky I get that much room. I also have a bunch o stuff in my closet (wrenches and my truck stuff like waxes)

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Saturday when I went to pick up the air compressory my gf actually bought a metric and std ratchet set.

Yeah, my g/f got me a shop vac, and a parts washer before she realized how deep the problem went....Now she just buys me ATV parts. :seeya:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Oh....Wait...That's pretty cool too :thumbs:

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My fiance got me that jack and jack stand set for christmas have yet to use it, but maybe this weekend I'll get around to rotating my tires. I'll post a pic of my garage when I get it done had to do some remodeling to some shelves so that my truck could fit in it.

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d**n, your corner is organized

 

only because I had to move it all into my room this weekend because of my brothers grad party. I cleaned it up when I took it back out

 

 

Silverado_Man that jack is nice. Its beefy.

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I have a bruise on my arm from that box. It got caught on my HUGE bicep :seeya:

 

The weight on thebox is 117.5lbs

 

Now I have 4 jack stands

 

The little creeper chair is nice too

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I need to get some pics of my roll around Snap-On box :thumbs::seeya:

 

One of my co-workers has a Matco Harley Davidson box that weights 4300lbs empty. Complete with fridge, microwave, television, radio (w/ 15" speakers), and laptop computer. He said total it's over $250K for the box and all the tools, and he will sell it for $25K. Too bad I don't have that kind of cash sitting around.

 

Tools are expensive, and I'm like a kid in a candy store when I walk on that tool truck.

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Nice photos Ryan. You will get your $$s worth out the air compressor. What kind or air tools did you get? I just bought a paint sprayer for mine and it's nice. Used it a few times and wondered why I waited so long to buy one! :seeya:

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I recently bought a IR 1/2" impact on ebay. Brand new in the box for $70. Lowes has em for $147. Next will probably be an air ratchet

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I'm kind of proud of my little tool box ...

 

Memorabilia ....

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The car, at rest. My 3 tier tire cart just on the other side. Each rack will hold 4 315s or 6 275s

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Shop supplies, tool storage and my wonderful shop chair made from a Ford P/U seat

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Spare parts ... intake to brake pads ... cats to radiator hoses. When you live in the sticks, parts just ain't down the street ...

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Welding/cutting cart

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General storage

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Toolbox and entertainment center ... that's a redundant phrase ...

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BFB (Big Fvcking Bench) w/ storage bins. These bins have nuts, bolts, washers, electrical connectors, bulbs ... anything small and segregate-able ...

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Fabrication area

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Fab area ...

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Inside, looking towards the front

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From the front ... that's a 160' of concrete or burnout box!

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Metal laydown ...

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From the back ...

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Tour complete. Donations accepted ...

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