Custom made shop tools

[Moparmat2000]

New driveline install, removal, assembly jig. Easiest way to swap it out on a mopar is the botton.

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[Moparmat2000]

Not really a shop tool, but wife wanted a new planter and wanted something that was rustic looking. Neighbor tossed this metal chair with legs rotted thru on the bottom. I passed thru the alley, stopped short and grabbed it. GIad I was in my truck and saw it before the scrappers did. I cut em all even down to solid metal, and one of her pots fit right in perfectly. Heck I dont even need to paint it lol. I think we are going to put some creepy climby viney thing in the pot.

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[Moparmat2000]

Not a shop tool, but I am a thinker. You know how theres always gear oil you try to get out of the bottom of the container. Annoying right. Well I was dealing with this with the pump top shamoo bottles. Always about 1" at the bottom you can never pump out, and make a godawful mess trying to pour it into the new bottle. I cut the old pump top and left just the threaded ring as a union to a new bottle. Tighten em both together with the union in the middle. This could be done easily for gear oil bottles as well.

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[skylark]

Not really a shop tool, but wife wanted a new planter and wanted something that was rustic looking. Neighbor tossed this metal chair with legs rotted thru on the bottom. I passed thru the alley, stopped short and grabbed it. GIad I was in my truck and saw it before the scrappers did. I cut em all even down to solid metal, and one of her pots fit right in perfectly. Heck I dont even need to paint it lol. I think we are going to put some creepy climby viney thing in the pot.

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My cat would just absolutely love her new toilet!

 

[kennythewelder]

Built this to hold pinion yoke when I rebuilt my rear end about 3 months ago. This allowed me to torque the pinion nut for tension on the crush sleeve elim kit.

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[skylark]

Built this to hold pinion yoke when I rebuilt my rear end about 3 months ago. This allowed me to torque the pinion nut for tension on the crush sleeve elim kit.

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Admit it, that is just used for roasting marshmallows.

 

[PlayingWithTBI]

Admit it, that is just used for roasting marshmallows.

Must be, 'cause this is what you use for the yoke . JK

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[skylark]

I have to admit that my post reminded me of when I had my 89 Toyota. I used that antenna all of the time as a roasting stick.

 

[Moparmat2000]

Got tired of unplugging my welder to run other electrical stuff like my chop saw or drill since that stuff is always being used along with my welder. Of course you can only run 1 thing at a time anyways. 25ft Heavy gage 3 conductor cord with 20A plug. I will be mounting this to my welding cart. Will permanently plug my welder into it, got 3 outlets available

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[Moparmat2000]

This isnt a custom made shop tool, but it is a heck of a deal. Theres 10 of these at my local home depot. At the price they got em for, I am gonna get one. The drawers are super deep, have roller bearings, a butcher block top, and box is wider with deeper drawers than the mac box I have under my workbench now. Extras besides the mag wheels are it has a power strip built in, and USB port plug ins. Comes in red, black, silver, white, and navy blue. Super nice "taco wagon". As it is I currently have tools piled on top of tools in my current tool cabinet