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That is really impressive! The best I’ve saw for sure!!!

Was the picture of the cylinder made with the head off?

I love that idea!!!

I originally bought an aluminum 3 ton low profile jack from Harbor Freight and it lasted maybe 7 months. I said I would never buy another jack from them. My neighbor, who has worked in auto repair shops his entire life along with his brothers, advised me to get the steel 3 ton low profile jack...

I got a chance to try it out and I’m impressed with it. I don’t have my 60 gallon air compressor plummed in just yet and used a 2 gallon pancake air compressor. Even with that I was able to cut the bellhousing frame horn off my 55 Bel Air. I believe it to be close to 3/8 inch steel and it cut...

I sure will!

I just recently made a decision on the plasma cutter and went with a Primeweld Cut50D. It has good reviews and with my Veterans discount I got it for $295.34 out the door at Home Depot. Thanks to all for chiming in.

I hope to get what I need for around $300.00 or less.

I have read some older threads regarding a good choice for a plasma cutter. I need an inexpensive unit for light duty and I’m looking at a Primeweld 50 amp at Home Depot. Do any of you have experience with it and what are your thoughts please?

I know what you mean by everyone telling him what he needs. I built a 40x30 shop and the thread went on for long while about how I should build bigger. I spent all I had.

My shop is 40x30 with a dividing wall down the middle. I use one side (20x30) for work, and it has a ceiling installed to aid with heating and cooling. The other side, also 20x30, is where my 69 roadrunner and 55 Bel Air reside. My 60-gallon compressor will go on the side with the cars to cut...

I finally got electricity and have begun moving in.

The girls in their resting place

Sectional roll up doors installed. I wanted windows in the 18 foot door on the right but it was going to be at least 7 months before it came in. Electricity is next.

Exterior metal is complete. Now waiting for 10 foot and 18 foot sectional doors.

Metal has begun.

The trusses are up and waiting for the metal to arrive.

. Thanks! The right side of the shop is for storing my 69 roadrunner and 55 Chevy and I don’t have plans right now to concrete out front on that side at this point. I had originally planned to put gravel on the inside of the roadrunner and 55 storage side but changed my mind on that. The...

Concrete work is complete.

I will do better. Sorry