Recent content by RC_Dave

Layers are the key as described here. I got a pair of LL Bean gloves a few years back that are 2 piece, a polartec inner glove with a deerskin outer glove. I added a thin polypro glove liner to make 3 layers. These have served me well in some very extreme cold locations.

I always thought it was a marketing decision. When you take the tool back because of failure, you buy more. The more that fails, the more the customer buys.

I have Daiken in my shop, it is great.

I have never seen one before, but it is for cutting dipole antennas. If you Google "half wave dipole formula" you can make some sense of the tape.

I went with the TL37 followed by the TL40. I was concerned about the damage to the metal walls, so I tested some with a scrap of metal. I could not even see where the TL37 touched the test piece. I applied with a garden sprayer and a microfiber mop. I am happy with the results. Thanks for all...

Thanks for the information on the recommended identifiers. I read through the installation instructions and have a concern about the application. The walls of my shop are going to be coated steel liner panels, similar to the exterior of the pole building. It appears the densifier can stain or...

I am in the process of having a garage built. It is a 24x36x10 pole building with insulation and steel liner panels. It will be predominately used for working on model airplanes and home projects. It will not be used for parking cars, except for the grass cutter in the off season. I am having...

I put it in about 10 years ago. It is a Water Furnace closed loop system with 3 wells 200 feet each. Used to have a heat pump, it paid for itself in about 3 years with savings over the heat pump. It also incorporates domestic hot water, so in the summer we take heat out of the house and put it...