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Is the image taken from this unit? http://www.northerntool.com/shop/tools/product_200578579_200578579 I have the 5000w unit and it warms the section of my uninsulated 25x25 to a comfortable temp when i'm in there. When I walk to a different area... i definitely turn it to face me! I got it...

You may want to send him a private message in the event that Robert doesnt see this, and provide a link to this thread.

The guys at Arcet in Norfolk told me two places to try, BMG metals already mentioned and Chenman. I havent been to either yet.

I don't post much... but I have to after this. Twerk, selfie, FOMO, and derp were recently added to the Oxford English dictionary, but I will never deem them proper words for use. Just because it's in a dictionary doesn't mean people will think you are an educated person for using them...

Does your regulator look like this? There is a T that you turn to adjust the flow out of the regulator. Also, did you swap your wire or are you using gas on the flux core wire?

When I fist moved in my refrigerator was the able to stay cold. Some research pointed to a faulty defroster I'm the freezer compartment which caused a block of ice to form and prevent the system from working as designed. I had to remove the shelves from the freezer then the inner rear panel...

"The garage had more like 2-3' of water in it." From the stains on the wall, that doesnt look like 2-3 feet. I imagine that being knee-waist high. Should the ' actually be a " to reflect inches?

So what happens if the water gets high enough to reach the bottom of the door, or a few inches further and you need to open the garage door? If you put a threshold there to seal the water out, its going to pour over it once you open the door. I have the same issue, but my home is not a new...

Dont think he has that problem based on this message.

1.5' is 1 and 1/2 feet, or 18 inches. 1.5" is 1 and 1/2 inches. Good luck with your floor coating OP.

My slow/long term project is a 1976 Datsun 620

Dont know if your thread size would be any different than mine Brian, but I would remove the existing valve and take it to the hardware store to make sure you get the right thread pitch/size for the hole. I used some copper pipe instead of steel, and some rubber hose at the end of my valve to...