Recent content by david63

Not sure if your aware but you DON"T need a GFCI outlet for each outlet to provide protection. You can run regular outlets down stream from the first GFCI. Only the first outlet needs to be GFCI. This provides protection on all outlets on the same circuit. Alternatively you can install a GFCI...

Very good job!

Best to check back with the installer to save your self some time and expense of redoing your work.

Nice write up. Guess I will do mine now.

Its just code. But it has nothing to do with getting electrocuted by another live circuit. Its a BUS. ANY current / Voltage on ANY wire on the bus could feed back. But its normally NEUTRAL so no voltage potential normally exists there. Take a meter reading from neutral to ground and you will...

agree, do it once only. Here is a nice insulation calculator. I will be doing mine with the LP Smartside. http://www.homedepot.com/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/THDCalcInsulationView?metric=false&storeId=10051&langId=-1&catalogId=10053

Never thought about mounting it in the attic. hummm.... nice.

FYI Nice info on basic Home Electrical Distribution Panels http://www.renovation-headquarters.com/electrical-panel.htm#.U4M6E9JDuE4 http://www.renovation-headquarters.com/wire-gauges.htm :thumbup:

Contact Lowes, see if they can order it / have it shipped to store for you and save shipping charges.

Nice size shop. Can't wait to see what you do.

Gets good reviews http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00D4OOY1K/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Idle Serge, let me know how it goes. That is the one I'm looking at.

Hello Garage Forum, Just purchased a new house with Two Garages. LOVE this forum. Now if i can convince the Bank Manager er.... wife to let me get started on all these GREAT ideas!

Also thinking of using this inside my garage.

Thank you tmcdonal! This is a great write up and I too will be considering this unit. Please keep us updated on its performance.