Recent content by Mark C

Pattenp - That is correct. I tried to attach an image but I think I reached my max allowed. Mark

Thanks for the welcome Zelatore. Sorry, It's I-4. Polk County actually. Almost halfway between Tampa and Orlando. Little closer to Tampa. I've never lived in Calif. My parents had my two sisters and eldest brother in Oakland. Then moved back to Florida and had the last three of us. Mark

Thanks to all for your help. I really appreciate it. Charles - The main panel is located just inside the laundry/utility room door, just to the right of the outside image. Attached is a full picture of the panel. Thanks for the help.

You guys think limiting tool use and going with a 125 Amp sub panel would be a better choice?

Hello Wylie - Thank you for your reply. As I replied to Alchymist, Due to advise already received, I am reconsidering. To answer your questions. Is this a solo shop or will there be multiple people using multiple tools at once? Just me. What are the load ratings of your tools and what...

Alchymist - Thank You for your insight. I really do appreciate it. I gotten a considerable amount of advice stating that 200 amps is overkill and recommending a 125 amp sub panel. This makes me nervous, but, I'm being advised by those more experienced in such than myself. As for the breaker...

2fat2fly Thank you for the welcome.

Anyone?

Thank You HOTFR8.

Hello fellow garage enthusiasts, I would like to install a 200 amp sub-panel in my 20X20 UN-attached garage which is just 15 feet from the 200 amp main panel in my house. My original intent intent was to route the sub-panel feed via existing underground conduit from the main panel. (Which is...

Hello fellow garage enthusiasts, I have been wandering around this forum here and there. I've grown to like it here however, so this is my first posting. First, I'd like everyone to know how much I appreciate the climate within this forum. There is some really good information freely given...