Recent content by Layvon

Derusting bucket. Look it up. Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

Build your own and save! 120 gallon tank Big motor and compressor. Have about $1600 into this setup and its 20+ CFM at 100psi. Overkill for your situation I know but another option for you. I would rather go with the Quincy. They are known for aircompressors. If dewalt fails at air...

Picture of garage as it sits. Have some tube leds over work benches and the covered area already Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

Good afternoon everyone - hope everyone had a good thanksgiving. The corn cob lights are kind of new to the market and I'm not sure if they will be a suitable replacement for the traditional style tube lighting. I have a 42x60 barn with 15' sidewalls and currently running 8 flood 150 watt...

Milwaukee will fix it if you can still read the serial number Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

Idk aboht the #8 but its Cummins. Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

Do yoy have something else on the same circuit that is drawing a lot where the amperage is the concern? I don't know what model you have but you're talking 16 amps WORST case with the 30000 lumen package Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

350 feet or inches Assuming you meant feet , but where is the next can at? At my old place I had it 450' but the lights would run every time I would use a big tool or the ol lady turned on electric dryer in the bkhse. Bigger wire you use the bettert you'll be Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

Dyno... Jealous. Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

For what its worth, you can shop around and look for sales at HF and get the 20T for around $150. I have it and love it Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

Buy a gas pressure washer Sent from my VS988 using Tapatalk

Re: Best LED 48" Shoplight in 2017? Subscribed for info I bought some commercial electric 3' LED lights at home Depot when they were on sale a while back... i love them but they're a little small. These to have great reviews...

Need to make sure the concrete flows around the rebar for proper engagement. A lot of places require concrete to be vibrated depending on how wet the concrete is. There is way more to concrete when it comes to construction than people think. Any hack can order a truck and dump it. You do have...

We're in Oxford. I'll get with some of my flat work guys and see if they have any mix suggestions and if they suggest rebar r not. I imagine rebar would be needed on that big of a footer ( make sure you've calculated yardage, that's definitely overkill for a garage. Make sure you compact the...

What kind of footers are you doing? What is the intent with the concrete? You can do a nice slow curing concrete to minimize chance of cracking and still get your designed strength. I work for a contractor installing all sorts of concrete. You can hit 5000psi in a week if you want it to (or...