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One suggestion: have the coater use an epoxy powder if they’ve got it available in a color you want. Better chemical resistance and a little tougher surface once fully cured.

Nice work! You’re right about counter balance. I bought a home made hoist at a farm auction a good 20 yrs ago. Very heavy duty and I was thrilled at the amount the boom extended. Not thrilled in the right way though when I got ahead of myself with the extending and had the rear casters start to...

I've a 9K Challenger asymmetric that I use exclusively for working on stuff and a 10K Bendpac 4 post. The 4 post is storage most of the time, but there've been a few times when I've worked on a car with it. I'm very happy with both of them. Both are well built and stable with a car or truck up...

Good choice. You'll love it I'm sure!

You are one talented guy. I'm envious.

Correct to both. You can get the door open further with an asymmetrical, but still not wide open. It's then easier to get in and out. As a very rough guide, on a front wheel drive car you line the dash board up with the uprights and on a rear wheel drive car about the front edge of the seat...

On an asymetrical the rear arms are longer than front. Moves the vehicle back a bit and makes it essier to open the door for access since the lift post doesnt interfere so much. You can deal with heavier vehicles, just need to pay attention to vehicle center of gravity so youre not too heavy out...

I bought the one JEGS sells a couple years ago. Will run on 110 or 220 volt service. Completely different machine when plugged into 220. I wasn't too thrilled with the 110 volt performance, but guess that's to be expected. Bought a small in line air dryer. Investigating the imported cutters it...

Good write up. Thanks for posting.

Listening to those two idiots is enough to make me lose interest quickly.

That's ingenious. Well done!