Recent content by Speedfreak11

This is my favorite: A 1910, 5000 sq ft Victorian home being moved across Tampa Bay.

I had a similar problem with a small bostitch oilless. Replaced nearly everything, and every time I put it back together it wouldn't build pressure, and would stop and some random psi. I finally figured out it was the unloader valve. $6 later, perfect working compressor. See if the unloader...

I've got Norgren regulators and filters on my system. No problems at all, and you can find them on ebay for cheap! (F74G,B74G and R74G).

For the sides and top, a straight cut on drywall and a steady hand with a caulk gun is all you need. I wouldn't use drywall for the sill. That should be wood or stone.

Re: What type of drywall in attached garafe For a garage, the cost of MR (XP) is generally insignificant. I'd go with the extra moisture/humidity protection.

14' x 3.5' is ~4,040 gallons, or ~33,700 lbs. The area of the pool would be 154 sq ft. That calculates out to ~219 lbs/sq ft. Either way, I don't think it's a good idea without a structural engineer signing off on it.

If you're asking about a wall covering, I'm not sure. If you're framing walls and ceilings with metal, walls go up first, then ceilings.