Recent content by FiddyFour

hehe.... found the trouble, was a polarity issue with the electric... flipped it around, and all is good. heat is a GOOD thing many thanks for the suggestions... i DID learn a lot about the heater and furnaces in general so its not a complete loss :D

the line comming in from the meter is pushing 2psi, and its a shorter run to the heater from the utility room than what the gas stove had when we moved in... also, the stack exhaust run is less than 2' from the back of the unit to the chase. . . any ideas on how to get more pressure from the...

hey all. a lil over a year ago, i bought a forced air ceiling unit for my shop. i knew it was a bit small for the garage size i have, but i couldnt pass up the deal i got on it. paid less than half of retail for a brand new unit. anyhow, piped the natural gas from the house, plumbed it into...

one of those kinda deals... gotcha. let me look around my woodworking stuff... i have a set of plans for the "one sheet cab" for bases... i'll find it and scan it into the machine

why is that? there are several freeware and also shareware applications out there that can read or/and alter autodesk .dwg files

over at the HAMB and on the Jockey Journal there are several moderators for different areas... Tech Classifieds Events Artwork and regular ol run of the mill Mods... i cant speak for Ryan or what he has in mind over here on TGJ, but the "heiarchy" ( :bowdown: ) of moderators he has on the...

nice cabs... i for one would love to see more shots of your car :D

Buildmark is simply a cheaper version of a Haas door for steel two sided, or an ideal door if its steel one sided, with or without inserted insulated panels. $300 for installing an operator isnt bad, depending on where you live. at that price, make DAMN sure its a single piece trolly track...

Meeester Lee... meat eater extraordinare :D your shop, and your car both do it for me bro :drool:

numbah two oh great one :bowdown: :thumbup:

lemme see here. . . vice grips... channel locks... ummm gotta be here someplace crescent wrench. . . :wtf: AHH there... next to the allmighty wrench o flame an sparks here ya are brush! :3gears: heh,,, i love the icons over here :bounce:

easiest way i have ever seen to replicate knockdown drywall finish like that is to buy a can of the aerosol acustic spray on texture in a can, spray it on medium thick and then, take a piece of any scrap lumber you have that is at least 6" wider than the area you are repairing, literally "knock...

but we dont blow! :shocking: Im Fiddy, another HAMB crossover... yea, i know you guys are prolly up to your ears in noobs from the HAMB, but like Tman says, we aint here to assimilate... Im 36, live in MN with my Wife of just a week over 12 years (hi baby) :p as i said, im a Ryan...