Recent content by onetonbb74

I want those!

One is locking and one is standard... OP, Just make your own cord. 10/3 SOOW cord and 2 ends, one female and one male. The welder is probably a nema 6P-50 so get a female 6R-50 and just match what your receptacle in your shop is with a male end...

Makita guy here too...Those original ratchets (3/8" and 1/4") were my M12 gateway tools...haha! Love using mine so much I ditched the air version immediately.

I bring the Hi torque in a apache case with 2 batteries, texton impact flip socket kit, and the mini sized wd40 can. Perfect for road trips/ hauling the boat/ trailer...etc.

I carry a H1 jack in my f250, got it on ebay, 12k rating...It has a strong enough acme thread inside to withstand abuse from an impact wrench lifting a truck. I also welded a solid spring perch upside down on the end to lift by the axles.

Top to bottom... Snap-on TM9CSA Snap-on TM4CSA Jobsmart cheapie SK Wayne 40954

It's an 8.5kw tankless...

It's small but would work.

If you own the condo, Yes you can, I would ditch that subpanel and install a new one. I'd also trace and label those circuits first. Your going to need to locate the meter and main disconnect. Being a 12 story building, it's probably in a utility closet hooked to a multi- meter switchboard...

Yes, get a 30 amp 2 pole breaker for your panel and run a 10g nm/b or romex cable.

Orange handles... If the long 1/4 " driver was offered in Orange, I would have it too...

Couple Barcalo tools I've got from my grandpa 6" Slip joint pliers... Barcalo DOE 1/2 x 7/16" doe wrench...

Yeah, not sure if it was before or after Victor...

My only PS&W wrench...

The 120v 5-20 plug has the horizontal tab on the opposite side, the pictured plug is indeed a 6-20, 240V plug and it looks molded on the cord and not a cord cap. Definitely need to check first prior to energizing.