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I have my airgenerate up and running on a 40 gallon tank. I have the tstat on 130 and it is more than enough for me and my girlfriend, even on the heavy use days. I actually installed mine in the bathroom, with the cool air venting into the living room. I did build a return into the bathroom.

I thought that I had found something that would help install the unistrut easier, went down to my local electrical supply house and I cannot even get them in the USA. If I remember correctly the truss are 14 feet above the slab. I will be saving the old shades and be using them for something...

The truss average 5' on centers. I bought an old steam laundry in an old historic district, built in 1910. 12" thick concrete walls

I have never measured them. I will add that to my list. Probably 5 feet

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Thanks for the help guys, I will try to get some pics to try to help.

I am getting closer to wiring up my shop and i am looking for different ways of neatly hanging conduit from my pipe truss. I am looking at using ubolts and unistrut. Are there any other solutions? Thanks

Who did you purchase these through? Do they have a website?

Great work!! I am also wondering the accuracy of the grizzly.

I will take the last box. Thanks

Trying to find the right compressor for my shop. I plan on getting a cnc plasma some time soon, I am setting 10 cfm @ 90# aside to make sure that I have enough air. So ideally I am looking for 20+ cfm. 208 3 phase. I would like to stay in the quincy family. I ordered a quincy qgs 7.5 rotary...

AirGenerate. I bought one a while back while getting my shop/living quarters built, but have yet to install it. Can't wait...

Thanks for the quick replies and help

I have been working on my shop with living quarters. I am looking to have two meters, 208 3 phase for the shop and single phase for the living quarters (tax purposes). I live in west texas and oncor told me that I need some kind of firewall to be able to have two meters on the same building...

it may be a hike but try mosleymachine.com, great machine shop to deal with and their sister company, barbed wire offroad that operates under the same roof, make fantastic dimple dies and cutters