Recent content by Nathan3.0

Hello! I have an old metal drawer cabinet that my dad passed on to me. Its an Hallowell brand, i do not know much about it tough. I am wondering if there is a way to remove the drawers from it? (Lifting the drawer up will not work, and i dont see any release mechanism) Its not a system i've...

Thanks for all the info in this thread !!

Well i took the time to check correctly during the weekend and here are my observations; Panel breaker for this circuit is 20A Wiring is 10/2 Gauge I could probably replace the breaker for a 30A if the overall capacity is still ok, but this would require an electrician. The "cheapest"...

I will need to check my electrical circuit correctly, i have a fuzzy souvenir that my Dad did this cicuit for my air compressor which was 240V 20A breaker, and added this outlet (6-30R) to use a garage heater (NOT AT THE SAME TIME lol). But it was over 15 years ago... If its correct, i could...

Yeah not much options for heaters in that range

Hello! I am looking forward to buy a 240v 4000w heater which comes with a NEMA 6-20P cord. My garage outlet is a NEMA 6-30P receptacle. I would rather not change the outlet. Is there any risk using this kind of adapter cord? (this one from amazon)

Thank you very much guys that's what I will do! :)

Hello! I want to first start by specifying that i am not a builder with any experience, merely a DIY that learns everyday. I recently did a repair on an exterior wall that had taken in water and was rotted. I want to fix the main issue which is the pavement level vs slab level in this area...

I had a clear view from under (framing was bare) . Removing the roof in my case would have meant a helluva more work than i signed for. But yes need to make sure the structure is sound

hey there MatBirch! Had the same issue this summer, old garage extension with corrugated metal roof twice my age leaking. Used to "pitch" it every now and then but I got fed up. This is by no way the WAY to do it, but since it's old and budjet was very limited this is what i did. I used 1x4...