Recent content by batMan339

looking great. keep up the good work. being a GC is stressful. but the cost savings and learning new skills offset that. would you do it again?

Looks good to me. Very nice build!

bump price drop make me an offer.

bump price drop.

Up for sale is a IR 1720P1 3/4 Impact. Its never been used and has been sitting on my shelf for a while. Never seen a air fitting/socket. Will accept PayPal (+3%) Email Money Transfer ( for Canadians) Cash/Cheque Asking $225 USD but open to offers. Shipping and insurance is extra.

Tagged for interest. Looks interesting! I was down in Calgary for relief during the floods. Fun times. How true about that saying. Just because I can do... does not mean I should. As someone who just turned 30.... this rings more true every year. Haha.

As per the CEC, lights are counted. "Outlet — a point in the wiring installation at which current is taken to supply utilization equipment." "Utilization equipment — equipment that utilizes electrical energy for mechanical, chemical, heating, lighting, or similar useful purposes." I wish it...

Got a hold of the inspector. All good. He said its fine. Thanks for the reply.

Inspector, I've been trying to get a hold of him but hes a busy fella. Just want to make sure that this logic makes sense... They work fine with the breakers in my house, but they are not AFCI.

I have a question about 8-304... I am installing LED fixtures into a room in my house. They are recessed and sealed, so they can not have higher output bulbs put in them. (Trenz TL4W) The total wattage draw on these lights will be 86W total for the 8 lights. Also, in the room, are 7 120V...

I hear ya. If you do want more light without electrical work, an option would be linkable LED's. Something like this. https://www.superbrightleds.com/moreinfo/led-linear-lighting/50w-linkable-linear-led-strip-light-fixture-industrial-led-light-5-long-5300-lumens-4000k/3255/ A more $$...

Looks good. Your gonna want more light tho than those two 2x4 LED's are gonna put out. I am putting 9 of those type of fixtures in my 20x20.

St. Albert.... but close enough! Looking good. Excited to see how this progresses.