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    Anyone heard of or done business with Yearst?

    I had all these thoughts as well, but I was hoping! Oh well
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    Anyone heard of or done business with Yearst?

    I'm hunting for insulation, which like everything else post covid is extremely expensive, and I came across this...
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    Insulating an already insulated shop

    Small town north of Dallas
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    Insulating an already insulated shop

    Yes, open cell (not soft cell)-my bad. The horizontal purlens are 8" wide (deep) so with 2-3" of open cell, it would be difficult not to have an air gap since the open cell foam is so uneven. I was going to screw the osb directly to the purlins which would leave 4-5" of dead space. Even if I...
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    Insulating an already insulated shop

    Just bought a place with an epic 40x60 red steel shop. The previous owner had 2 inches of soft cell foam sprayed on all walls and ceiling. I want to expand on that as I finish the interior. I'm in Texas so it is hot and humid and I am unsure the best way. My plan is to get 2" rigid foam...
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    Round 2

    It might just be completed...(for now:) ) I spent the weekend putting in my exhaust fans and testing them. With the fans exhausting, the garage gets super cool, really fast. I didn't have a thermometer, but my calibrated self felt as if w/o A/C it was probably pushing 90 in the garage. (mind...
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    Round 2

    Not a "Grand Change" Update, but getting organized is what this update is all about! I do like having as many sockets as possible to meet every single possible need, so I used two drawers...everything else is pretty much in a specific drawer: Here is the drawer layout: And here is a peek in...
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    Round 2

    I didn't realize it had been 2 months since an update on this. There have been some productive days, and not so productive days...My bad for not keeping this updated, but the days I did work on the garage I was exhausted when I was done. First Priority was getting a 70 Amp sub hooked up and...
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    This could be the ultimate welding table.

    Just tagging this one for later reference when I shoplift your ideas :-) Awesome table man!
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    sub panel help - images inside!

    Thank you! That makes sense.
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    sub panel help - images inside!

    So, do I need to buy a ground bar "add-on" to keep the 2 hots, 1 neutral, 1 ground? thanks for the super fast reply!
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    sub panel help - images inside!

    Alright electric pros--got a big request for help from you! I got this sub panel for my detached garage (rated at 125 Amps). I'm running 4/3 from my main panel on a 70Amp breaker. The interesting part though, is the bonded/unbonded issue. If you look at this picture, it looks like there is...
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    2-2-2-4 or equivelant copper options

    Yes, I'm cheap. But willing to spend money...just wanted to see what other options were out there. My Lowes didn't have 2-2-2-4, but they did have 2-2-2(which is how I saw the size) and it was $3.87/ft! I guessed that 2-2-2-4 was going to be almost 5.00/ft. I figured that copper would be...
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    2-2-2-4 or equivelant copper options

    The wires from the meter at least are copper.. As for girth, I am referring to the individual lines...1/4" thick is crazy!
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    2-2-2-4 or equivelant copper options

    Carrying 70Amps about 50-75 feet, and after seeing not only the price of the 2-2-2-4, but the insane girth, I'm now wondering what my options are...what is the copper equivelant? And am I going for overkill? It is going to a sub, and it will be running about 20 110v dual plugs and 2 220v...
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