Recent content by Ennco Bryce

Thanks for all of the replies guys...I think I've found an electrician that will do the job, and he'll let me get all of the grunt work out of the way first. Looks like I'll be in the trenchs for a while! I don't want to risk anything to save some money, never worth it. Thanks again for all...

Thanks MRB, I'll talk to a few electricians and see if I can find one that is willing to work with me on it. You mentioned permitting...is it typical to need a permit for adding an electrical breaker?

Hey all, I'm putting in a hot tub pretty soon and I'll need to get it wired. I'm a bit nervous about making all of the connections in the end because I'm a bit of a noob when it comes to wiring, and I've never done 220 before. My question is about electricians...can I save money by running...

Welcome! Bryce from Kirkland

This is the best line I've read in a while..."For years, I used my personality for birth control, but that is not always practical" Useful tips, this guyis my new hero

Thats AWESOME! I've always wanted to build one of those! Are you going to use it for off-road or just lookin cool?

Not to hijack your build thread, but how do you like that bender? I've been looking at getting one lately.

Hey I don't want to hijack the thread, but how well do you think that HF unit would bend 1/8"-1/4" cold steel rod? I've got a project at work that could really use something like that.

My company works with acrylic/plexi all of the time, and even when buying in bulk it's expensive. The idea posted with using the thin plexi in cheap picture frames is great! I'm not sure if you have an IKEA up there but it would also be cheap there. Otherwise, I would go to a glass company...

Has anyone used the new Home Depot bucket vacuum? I don't know if it's new or not, but I noticed it the other day when I was there. It fits on top of their orange bucket and is only $20. I'm sure it's not as nice as the ones that cost more, but for a small vacuum that could easily be made to...