Recent content by hammerhead611

If it were me, I'd just wrap the bottom using the 9' roll then wrap from the top using the rest of the roll...you'd wind up with double coverage on the middle 8' and 1' at the top and bottom with single coverage. Tape the seams where they overlap

https://www.amazon.com/s?k=power+tool+storage&crid=2JKL4VCHSISX6&sprefix=power+tool+s%2Caps%2C406&ref=nb_sb_ss_ts-a-p_4_12

This is the workbench my dad got when he set up his reloading bench. Plenty of storage in the drawers for everything. Surprisingly sturdy also. He cut and drilled SS plate to mount his press on, then bolted it down through the holes already drilled in the benchtop...

Bags of quickcrete, sandbags full of sand, etc placed on top of the base. Can remove them to relocate it if needed then put back on the base.

Wife and kids got me a couple of these from Sams Club for Christmas...I have no complaints about them. I don't know if the price shown in the link is for 1 or 2 lights, but when they bought them, they were right at $20 each...

If it's not fully welded on, cut the top off, flip it, and weld it back on (teach the boy to weld)

Just replaced my water heater a month or so back. Same thing...water wouldn't drain at all hardly...just a small trickle (hardly a gallon after an hour). Had pressure relief valve opened, hot water faucets opened, etc. I went and got the shop vac, put the end of the hose over the drain valve...

Wireless connection...no, unless you have a way to connect a Bluetooth receiver to the stereo (AUX input). You would plug the BT receiver into the AUX in port, change the input on the stereo to AUX, then connect your phone to the BT receiver wirelessly. Looking at the 1st pic, it doesn't look...

Just changed mine to see if it works and there was no issue doing so.

As far as getting a SCUBA tank...getting it refilled isn't as simple as going to the local dive shop, telling them you want it refilled, and walking out with a full tank. You have to have a C-Card to get a tank refilled (or at least everywhere I've ever had my tanks refilled required a C-card)...

Link to another thread on a similar drill press. They were imported under several different names. I have one labeled as Packard Precision. For $20, you couldn't go wrong. Drill Press Value

Maybe this helps

To remove blade/disk, etc Turn unit on then off Press spindle lock as tool is slowing down When spindle lock catches, QC nut will loosen Remove QC nut Replace blade Thread QC nut onto spindle Once QC nut contacts blade, and with tool upside down, press spindle lock, and turn blade by hand...

$1500 tool set for $70? That's not a bit shady :rolleyes: https://www.homedepot.com/p/Husky-Mechanics-Tool-Set-1025-Piece-H1025MTS/304196132

No worries with the all-thread. We hung over 1000' of roller conveyor in the paper mill using the same method. My 2 concerns would be how the uni-strut is anchored to the ceiling and how the L-brackets are connected to the wood structure.