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I think I’m going a different route. I have a friend who can get 1x8 tongue and groove finished white pine. Varying lengths and cheaper then the plywood

I was able to find bcx from a supplier close to me but you have to call for availability and price

What’s my alternative besides the ACX? Just AC grade?

I’m north of the border, Ontario Canada.

Plan on painting it white. My main goal is for it to be strong and nice looking. The sanded ACX premium pine is $68/sheet, The sanded birch is $49/sheet and yes it’s that big orange box store.

The only other decision I have to make is sanded vs unsanded. That’s a price difference of about $30/sheet….. ouch

Not sure on the grade but the birch is cheaper.

So I will admit I’m not a wood specialist. I know nothing when it comes to their characteristics. Im in the middle of finishing 2 walls in my shop and I plan on using sanded ply. It will be 1/2” but where the confusion comes into place for me is the following, the species. I basically have two...

Does this not have a value as a collectable though? Online you see all the tool box and lunch box items that look like trucks and people are paying $200-$400.

The wheels are over 2" socket's. I will have too measure or see if their scribed.

I paid $50 for it

I've talked to one old timer that use to be snap on reps and they said they were very hard to get and yes that auction house requires a membership to view sale prices....

From what I've found on the Internet I have only seen 3 other ones in total... one was in a auction house. I'm not even sure if it is rare or even collectable. That's why I've asked for help

So I have bought this vintage snap on dealer award that is from 1989. I know this is a dealer only award that I believe is some what rare. Its is made using real snap on tools like wrenches , sockets, extensions,etc.It is 100% complete with the glasses Inside. Condition in the pic is misleading...

sorry for the ****** diagram and explanation but this is what someone has done for us at a construction job im at now.... what we have are these motors that run off of 220v single phase and they wanted to add a 110v outlet right beside the motor using 1leg from the 220v and on the same breaker...