I have a lot of tools. It's kind of my thing and I want to be able to take care of them so that they don't get damaged. I also want to be able to find them and be able to take them with me on a job. Any, I mean ANY, toolbox that you may see in a store or on the interwebs is a general, one size fits many type of box. Maybe there are a few adjustable dividers to "customize" it, but if you know exactly what you want and you're willing to do some work with tools (that's the po

Do you have trees in your yard? Do you have a reason to cut some down (like they're close to your house and HUGE)? Do you have a chainsaw or two? Do you have an Alaskan chainsaw mill? Well, we have all of those things and that's why I'm making my own oak lumber. I brought the large slabs into the shop and further processed them into usable sizes. It takes a while for lumber to dry to a usable moisture content (up to a year per inch of thickness). Here's what two sections