Garage cleaning as resolution.....

[NM_Shooter]

One of my New Year's resolutions is to discard stuff I don't use and clean up.  I tend to hoard building supplies, reloading components, fishing gear, and misc. crap.  I am on a mission to reclaim my garage. 

Most folks use a box or two and a broom.  I need a front end loader and a dumpster. 

I have found some pretty cool stuff I forgot I had though    Much of it is headed for Craigslist.

[Gary O]

Hey, that's fun...the family used to find great enjoyment in watching me yard everything out of the shop and garage, then put it back.
'Hey, he's doin' it again!'
Boy, if you have the heart to part with amassed treasures, that's great...I usually just build additions...for new fresher junk.

What county for your craigs list add?
Any fishing tackle? I'm down to less than six neatly sorted boxes..........

[NM_Shooter]

Nah, no fishing tackle. Mostly misc. crap.... trailer brake controller, trailer alignment magnetic ball things, kids ski clothes, old k2 skis, tire snow cables, girls figure skates, handicap shower chair, motorcycle jacket, R12 gauges for auto AC, an aquarium / rodent habitat, an old Lyman bullet swager, and a teeny kids motorcycle helmet.  Probably find some other stuff tomorrow too.

I can make you a heck of a deal on 20 cans of half used paint, varying viscosity.   

[Gary O]

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[Don_P]

I could get the Honda into the shop to work on it the other day, but just barely. No way was the Dodge getting in. I ended up with 8 nice black locust timbers last year, 8x8 and 10x10's fourteen feet long, and a pile of white pine timbers 20' long that seemed featherweight by comparison. That all just got shoved in, a nice tablesaw had showed up at auction and got shoved in behind that. Being level surfaces they had then attracted everything from some odd dogwood boards to a starter core that I can't quite recall who to return it to. I moved the stack yesterday, I need to go back to work to heal up  .