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This is good to know. I must have been mistaken. I'll have to take a few pictures to detail my plans. A shared driveway and almost no setback on the other side of the house will make this tricky. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

The garage is too far from the road for a drop directly to the structure. I was previously advised the best move was to drop to the house with a shutoff and meter there and then go underground to the garage. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Compressor, lift, dust collection, etc. it's a fairly large multi purpose space with a woodshop and space to work on my project cars. Also a thank you to all for your advice so far! Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

Understand the sentiment, didn't mean to come off as ignorant/overconfident (my least favorite combo). It's more that I'd like to do the work myself if it's feasible. This project is still in the planning phase so I'm just hoping for some advice to help cut through the morass of products that...

So like the title states, I'm looking for a little guidance outfitting my detached 1800 sq ft shop with new electrical service. It's currently a code nightmare running a 50 amp subpanel from the house 100 main via a direct buried supply cable. I'm going to pull permits through the town...

I regret not making it to the sale in time. Some people seem to be complaining about the quick change feature but I'm sure its a good grinder.

CPO outlets has the 5" compact grinder for $69. Seems like a pretty good deal. Fein WSG 14-125

Where are you located? I'm in ma and know a very reliable and fair concrete contractor. Cheaper than 4k for that slab for sure. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Behr is garbage, super low amounts of pigment and you have to do auto body level prep to get any lifespan out of it. Sherwin Williams is a pro favorite but I prefer Ben Moore. Their latex exterior line is top notch for a mid grade paint. California paints (made in massachusetts haha) are also...

Honestly any comparison between the festool plunge cut track saw and the absolute garbage dewalt model is not applicable. I've heard good things about the makita model but it still clocks in close to $4-500 bucks. Don't get me wrong I own dewalt tools, but they don't touch finish trim...

The track saw is technically referred to as a "plunge saw". Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

What is the rafter situation like? Sheathing the walls should help a bit but it shouldn't be necessary. Any pictures of the framing would help identify the lack thereof. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk