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Been to Zanesville quite often. Took the National road through there too on my way west in my old coupe. This is the vibratory Leveler I used

I'm assuming by stone driveway, your talking about large pieces of flat stone in varied dimensions. I prefer to see the stone drive with concrete edging. I gives the whole area visual dimension and does help with drainage. It also allows you to repair it easily without notice. A concrete cracked...

4xdog, cool pictures. What town is that? I’m sure I’ve been at least through it. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Thank you sincerely. I copied the procedure used to install brick walks in this historic village. It now is about 7 or 8 yrs old. The brick hasn’t moved one bit. So I caution everyone to use the procedure I explained above when it comes to the crushed limestone up. My total cost with...

Getting closer. Hot today!! Made some shade while cutting and trimming the edges. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Thanks everyone. It’s best to use a snow brush or a snowblower for these. Snow removal ***** regardless. Driveway size is 22x32. Brick cost is 2000 Another 300 for bed material and rental vibratory. Going to give my helper (boss) [emoji3]some too. Nice thing about brick. It doesn’t crack...

They now have a new material to fill in the spaces between the brick. I used sand before on the old driveway. This new stuff gets hard and prevents grass and weeds from growing between them. Called Polymeric sand. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Thanks. I have a great helper. He’s a senior taking vocational courses on this type of work. He’s taught me a thing or two. [emoji3]. My wife and I did this driveway 30 yrs ago. Sent from my iPhone using The Garage Journal mobile app

Been wanting to do this ever since I built the garage. Finally pulled the trigger. Wanted to at least closely match the historic brick in the patio and some walks. Priced out stamped concrete, man that’s expensive. Quotes were in the 7000-8000 range. Glad i decided on brick. Half the price...

Thanks everyone. It’s a brand new switch. GE brand. LED, CFL, Incandescent and Halogen Compatible Electrical Ratings: 125VAC 60 Hz: 8A Resistive, 5A (625 W) Tungsten, 1/10 HP

Yes, I can split the load with two switches. Thanks for the added information. FYI. This set up is for an upcoming community ghost tour that will be lighting up above a corn field. Sporadic on and Off power every 5 minutes with flickering bulbs. A lot of extension cords involved. Think...

Thank you for your help. I really appreciate it. Rick. Ps. I apologize, I realized now there’s an electrical discussion section.

I have a timer rated at 125vac 60Hz 5a (625W) Tungstun 1/10 HP I want it to switch and run 12 LED bulbs rated at 120V 138mA 9W 80Hz 3000k E26 I don’t understand this stuff. Will I be letting smoke Out of the wires?? 😊 thx.

Just a Follow up. After 3 weeks the interference just stopped. Never did find the reason. :(

Now that's possible. My speakers located on the same side of the house as my service connections have a stronger louder beat. I will take a speaker right to it and see how strong it is.