Recent content by philshevlin

Another good idea. I'll start with the foam. then try that. Otherwise I'll just go back to what I know...

I was using a chunk of metal under the lever, but I really like the foam idea. Thanks. I assumed these switches came in multiple flavors... I'm ignorant to these things. But thats why I came here. Thanks again for all the help.

Wow. More info than I can process. A mechanical stop is probably more my speed. Thank you.

My bead roller has a foot switch to control the speed. The range of speed is too high/fast. There is about 1.5" of swing. I have to run it by only pressing it 1/4 to 1/2" max. When reaching on larger panels it is easy to accidentally crank down and move the panel too far. Below is a shot...

This is what I do. But apparently, I'm getting too lazy for that. :) :beer:

Hoping to attach it to the side of my large HF welding cart. That sounds great, but wouldn't fit anywhere.

Thanks y'all. When my laziness reaches the point where I want to spend the time and money....

I don't know the terminology, so a search hasn't been helpful. I want to build something that works like a 110v power strip, but for 220v. Its for a welding cart with 3 machines. All similar amperage (same plug 6-50p). Only one machine will be operated at a time. 1. Would I need to have...

Thanks. And yes, at one time we had a broken horn

It worked well enough for me. I would have liked to create a way to open and close the access side -- like a draw string.

Its drop down painters plastic sheeting. Pvc pipe up top and below. And a 2x4 frame and some box fans in the garage door. Bear in mind I was thry to kkep the overspray in --- not the dust out.

Just realized I never updated this thread. I don't have any other pics handy, but here's the inside and out.... currently.

Sorry. Missed these replies. Bibene does not have cell backup. Its a low cost solution. We're talking less than $75 total. It doesn't compare to simplisafe or any monitored (or cell backup) type service. Apples and oranges.

It has some glitches, but I still recommend it. It resets all the settings to the default -- after an activation. So make sure you check your settings after an accidental alarm. 69385vette - which camera did you go with? The one Bibene recomends is no longer available.

I do not have the camera, so I can't comment on its features. It comes with two key fobs.