OK, I've got a lot of crap packed into a single stall m/c bay, but I can do a lot with it. :blink: I'm good with my Tool(s). :laugh: [image: Posted Image]
That poor Compaq PC, I bet that thing is just chock full of dust inside, tell me you at least blow the thing out from time to time.
I would show mine...But they are in storage right now, other than one new one I picked up to serve as a parts bin lol, getting ready to move sucks.
Nah, it was a freebie computer that had a water line break above it at the office, it works most of the time! :laugh: Hook the PCIII up to it when a bikes on the lift and occasionally try to catch VFRD on the internet! :laugh:
I started out in college with a smaller lower and upper from Craftsman. The lower has been delegated to holding the miter saw now so I can wheel it out of the garage and have the sawdust out there instead of in the garage.
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The new lower is a 40" entry level Snap-on, with the old Craftsman top still on it.
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Also have a messy workbench next to it with power tools on the shelf underneath.
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Main work area - the track bike is getting new tires put on for the track day at Road Atlanta this weekend.
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Tire changer with a stack of Pilot Powers on the left waiting to be installed.
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One of these days I am going to build an enclosure for this thing like BaileyRock's. It is LOUD!!
That's a great setup Ken, it looks even better in person! :blink: I'm striving towards the same type of setup; one specific bike bay with just about everything within arm's reach, and a second open general work area.
I forgot to take pics last night, place is a mess, but I should take a before pic. New bench will be in this weekend & should really change the look of the place!
One of these days I am going to build an enclosure for this thing like BaileyRock's. It is LOUD!!
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Yeah, I was wondering why he had is in a closet. I was concerned about heat buildup but with a tank that large I guess the comp. doesn't run much if no leaks in system.
GREAT setup! Man, I need to get some more tools (insert cave man sound here).