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| Blast Cabinet Project |
| I started this project to help me finish my other project, the restoration of my ElCamino. I needed to have some parts blasted and didnt feel like paying $300 for a cabinet at Harbor Freight, so i went there with my tape measure and took some measurements and proceded to construct my own cabinet. The material used for the construction of the cabinet is 5/8 MDF. I will be using expanded metal grate for the bottom so media can fall through. I found some scrap 2x2 angle iror which I will use for the base which will be mounted on wheels so I can wheel it outside for use. I will also be addiding provisions for a shop vac to keep dust down and a couple of lights. The inside will be painted white for better visibility and all seams sealed with liquid nails adhesive. It is going to be top loading for ease and have a large viewing area. the dimensions are 48" wide 30" high and 24" deep. After I am finished construction I will be making drawings to show the construction details and a complete materials list if you are interested in the plans e mail me and I will gladly send them to you free of charge (I may just put a link for downlading) Keep checking back I will hopefully have this done very soon. |
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| Rear End Jack Adapter |
| I designed this tool after too many years of struggling to remove and install the rear ends in my chevelles. After dropping one off the jack while trying to get it under the car, and dammaging the rear end and the car I had enough. I sat down and figured out what it would take to make a tool to easily roll around and install the rear without worring about it falling, and also to be able to do it alone. This tool is what I came up with, it is lightweight, strong and very stable, it can be adapted to any floor or transmission jack and it does make the job so much easier. If you would like one or more info on them please email me. I will build one for you which will adapt to your particular jack for $40.00 U.S. plus shipping. |
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