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Here is mine. Don't have the a stand for it, so it's been sitting under the workbench undercover. But the good news is my stand is nearly ready. Literally waiting for the paint to dry.

You changed the oil, which is great for the gears. But the spindle has two taper roller bearing that are greased. If you're not sure on the last service, you should consider regreasing the bearings. On my mill the spindle was still full of factory installed casting sand and grinding dust. I...

Go into metal supermarket and browse the cutoffs. Much cheaper, might just find what you need sitting in the bin.

Yeah, before it wasnt efficiently used space. Much more so now.

Got my storage solution made. Don't judge my wood, I reclaimed it from next to a dumpster. The budget for this build was $0. :D Also got a preliminary sorting of my machining metals. It 35 1/2 wide, and 18"deep x 24 high. The top shelf can accommodate lengths of 24".

Good timing This weekend I was planning on building a storage shelf for my machining steel. Im tired of shuffling through the stockpile looking for what I need.

Sounds like a my drill press. Made in 1982 in Taiwan. Some fasteners are SAE others are Metric. Special place in Hell for the person who makes the call to mix fasteners. The most baffling is when I find a metric fastener, with a bolt head that is not SAE or a standard metric size.

Considering a 8" from accusize is $300. This one is very expensive unless it is a Bison, but I see the tag is missing and the seller mentions nothing. In my mind not worth it.

I used a cheap submersible sump pump to empty the pool each year. 50 feet of hose to a simple sprinkler head gives me plenty of reach.

Wow! Those are some horrendous photos.