Recent content by SnowB0und

+1 for MiraDRAIN! I used it on a I beam and PT wood retaining wall along with 3/4 drain rock and some perf pipe. We had a super wet winter and the wood stayed nice and dry. Its super easy to install, just need a razor blade to cut it.

Just stumbled upon this thread, I called the phone number above and got them sent to my house, no questions asked. Snap-On was super cool about it.

Cool thanks for the pictures. I only have a MIG I'll have to bring it to my friends place and give it a shot. Only one side of mine broke, but it looks just like that.

Nice work space, I was reading through and the same thing happened to me, PO left a 3" Wilton bolted to a old work bench.

I'll pull it back apart this weekend, I didn't even think of brazing. I saved the chunk that broke off. It's in one of the pictures above. What kind of epoxy? JB weld? Blaze is probably stronger though? Great idea on using set screws. It's definitely a 2 pin model, a single pin would...

Thats what I figured, Mine had 2 separate pins, or maybe one pin that got switched to two. The part that is cracked is inside on that tail cap where the pin goes through. I just assembled it to see if it would work at all. Which it seems to work just fine, it just bothers me its cracked in...

Sorry the pictures are upside down apparently they flipped around when they got resized.

Found this vise when we bought our house, was rusted so much it wouldn't screw in more than 1/3 the way. Long story short got it cleaned up and working but it appears I broke the "end cap" where one of the roll pins goes through. Should I epoxy it in find a new end cap? I'm super bummed it...

More pictures of your setup, I have a similar shaped and sized garage.

I have a piece of wood and want to do something similar how do I find someone near me with a CNC set up to do this? Is there an old fashion way to do it? That turned out beautiful!

That's funny I was suspect of mine so I threw a piece of wood under the front of the motor. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk Pro

Looks great reminds me of my house when we first got it. The same thing happened to me with the vise, previous owner left the same vise on an old work bench.

EDIT: I thought you meant MR. Slim thats the Mitsubishi line. Cleaver how they have such a similar name.

I insulated the sensor with a spray foam straw and heat shrink, seems to have helped quite a bit. I don't have a connector where the CN105 goes for the MHK1 (which I bought thinking I had it). I want to solder the wires where my board says CN 105 should go and cross my fingers. That's an...

Approx 900 sqft uninsulated 1940's house and its a 18,000 btu unit.