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easy....how about running 6/3 teck cable, its essentially conduit and cable in one. It has 3 conductors plus a ground conductor Suitable for Nema 14-50. you could also place 3/4" pieces of plywood or what ever behind the straps at each stud so when you do finish the walls, the teck is already...

where did you buy it in ontario?

do you have a MR HEATER ? is the flu connection on the back 4". Mine is 3" I have been trying to find the saf-t vent mentioned above but in 3" and also use a increaser piece. Saf-t vent 5301BOI and increaser saf-t vent 9374 but here in canada im having trouble finding it online.

SO this slides onto the 3" pipe on the heater? edit............what i mean is that you had increase it to 4" before you could use this piece.

what did you end up using? im in the same boat, have mr heater with a 3" outlet and i have z flex cat 3 4" pipe. it has to be 4" pipe.

Why...Like some folks have mentioned here, depends on the job and some tools are only available in M12. I didn’t say I was switching.

awesome feedback. Thanks all

Thanks all for the feedback. If I happen to come across M12 screw driver for cheap I might pick one up.

last night was headlight and bulb night for me. Headlight gone on '13 Rav4, '98 Corolla, and tailight on an'05 BMW X3. Tested the battery on the Rav as it was hesitating on start.. It's bad. replace that tommorrow :) cheers

thanks for the feedback. I'm leaning on the M12 for driving screws for my lighter furniture projects. Although the M18 drill/driver is light for construction , a little bulky for the small jobs. tks

for the time machine version, you will need to call the power company and put in a separate meter :lol_hitti

Hello Folks I have a few M18 tools by Milwaukee but no M12 tools. one of my battery chargers will do both M18 and M12 batteries. I have drill/driver, sawzall, flashlight, that's really all for now. I'm just wondering what you use the M12 tools for. I do mostly wood working/carpenter stuff...

Never turn on a Lathe with the chuck adjustment tool still inserted in the side of the chuck......... It hurt:lol:s.....Don't ask me how I know:wtf:

In the electrical world I use this catalog a lot and it's mind blowing how versatile this stuff is.... Having an idea in your head and picking out the parts to make it work can be hard on the brain sometimes but I'm sure they have a solution. :bounce:

Good point on the electrical outlets, place them high on the wall. and dont' be shy on how many. I also used plug in shop lights and have 6 outlets on my 28-30ft garage ceiling. :beer: