The Shop and Tools
Tools that I regularly use or have constructed to complete various projects.
The Vise
The Workhorse of my shop. This was left on my driveway 20 years ago by my kind hearted neighbor who thought I could use it. (I discovered by tripping over it in the dark). I use this for everything from pressing bushings and universals to welding. I joke with Trevor that I want to be buried with it so I can continue to use it in heaven to fix stuff.
Transmission Tools
U-Joint Cap Presses
3D Printer: Flashforge Finder 2
TR6 3D Printing Projects
Seat Track O-Ring Jig (Article | .STL)
Accelerator Shaft Bushings (Article | .STL)
Spark Plug Jig (Article | .STL)
Electronic Flasher Bracket (Article | .STL)
PWM to Rheostat Bracket (Article | .STL)
9 Pin Male Molex holder (Article | .STL)
Spring Compressor Plate Template (Article | .STL)
1 85/128 x 3 1/24 rectangular hole pattern
Door Switches (Article | .STL)
The Wood Lathe
PoziDrive Bits
The multimeter
The Grinder and Cutoff (and ear protection)
The Drill Press
Craftsman 8 point sockets
The Wire "Wheel" (corded and cordless Drills
Paint Station / Mask
Wrenches
I have a few sets of Craftsman ratcheting box wrenches that are my go-to when working on my cars. Line wrenches, box wrenches are also staples in my tool box.
Pliers
My pliers have pliers! Inherited, purchased, and found, the drawer is full of linesman, needle-nose, and locking sets. The few cool ones are the aviation twist-tie pliers (use with stainless 1mm x 9.1m / 19 gauge 30ft), hemostat, and reverse pliers.
Rivet Setter / Nut Setter
Welding Gear
Harbor Freight Titanium 140 MIG/Flux Core/TIG/STICK (SKU57863)
TITANIUM 7 Sq. In. Auto-Darkening Welding Helmet (SKU58058)