Recent content by Murphy'sSidekic

I used a 3 phase loadcenter for distribution. I think there are some details in this vid of mine:

Hi Pat, I'm wondering if you're talking about the metal printer system the company I work for, Markforged, makes. We released it this year. Let me know if that's the one.

It's called a check valve.

Kaizen foam for sure is the way to go. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

It's printed in Onyx, a nylon blended with carbon fiber from Markforged for use in their composite printers. Be aware that a few of the parts on that kite model had incorrect connections, a male where it was supposed to be female for example. Not a big deal, as I glued it all together, just a...

I was on vaca last week and wanted to bring something to build. Found a cool 3D printed kite that someone had designed. I printed all the parts and brought them with me. Put it all together and got some fabric from a local kite shop. Came out good, but didn't get a chance to fly it. The kit...

Here's a custom switch pod I modeled and printed for my FJ Cruiser. I angled the face of the pod so the switches face towards the driver.

Where to break it out / cut it back to? At the threshold for the door, or into the garage a bit?

That's very possible. I also moved in some heavy machine shop equipment a few years ago that may have started the crack.

Hi all. The concrete apron to our garage is cracked along its entire width and is pretty beat up. It has also upheaved so water will now flow back towards the garage, although we don't get water under the door yet. Who is the best type of contractor to call to evaluate what can be done? Anyone...

I have two of these, one in the shop and one in the garage: https://www.amazon.com/gp/aw/d/B019C4PMRK/ref=mp_s_a_1_1?ie=UTF8&qid=1517986168&sr=8-1&pi=AC_SX236_SY340_QL65&keywords=plumeet+glow&dpPl=1&dpID=51fYpK%2BlQSL&ref=plSrch Pros: it’s large and can be seen from afar; easy to read numbers...

Here's a cheap remote controlled outlet if your amperage draw is under 10A: https://www.zoro.com/power-first-outdoor-rf-power-remote-control-1-outle-21rj22/i/G5307644/

Mind posting a picture of what this straightening tool looks like? I have two rolls of Maxline sitting there mocking me in their tightly rolled up form.

Wow all, I'm getting a little confused from all the opinions. Here is what I think you are all saying (well, some of you): compressor > particulate filter > coalescing filter > dryer > regulators and optional filter at POU Right? Any good links for decent particulate and coalescing filters?

Thanks. I checked out some manuals of other dryers and it looks like they want the highest pressure, so regulator should go after. But I think having at least the particulate filter before the dryer makes sense.