Recent content by SRoberts006

I'm thinking of getting a unit similar for my garage. Honestly is it worth it? Do you like it? I'm getting "most" of the dust with my current DC system, but always seems to be the fine particles on EVERYTHING, and I was wondering it a small unit like this would really help?

Yep found those too, in the same drawer.

Bingo! Just looked up ring compressor amd this is what it is. Thanks!! Was driving me crazy. Will have to add this to the box I’m making of tool I don’t need.

Ok so I inherited my late Uncle's tool box. The man was a goldsmith by trade but loved working on cars. While going thru the tool box I’ve found a ton of stuff I had no idea what it was or what it was used for and google has been a tremendous help, however I can’t seem to figure this one out...

Thanks for all the information. It will be a small pad, about 5' deep and 7' wide. Looking to do about 3 or 4" thick.

Can't afford the concrete guys, so I'm gonna be doing this one myself. Not looking forward to it, but have not choice.....$$$$$.

Quick question for all you smart people out there. I have a brick home and want to pour my concrete pad beside it for my compressor. What do I use as an expansion joint between the two? I asked the "expert" at the local big box store and was told, "just pour it right up to the brick". But I...

Pedulla excavating and paving. (704) 663-0017. They are in Mooresville. www.pedullaexcavating.com

This is sounding like a much more expensive thing than I envisioned.

My carport is a 1 car. Original to the house. But you can barley fit a car in it so we don't. Not sure I have the funds to enclose the whole thing, although I wish I could.

Bueller.....Bueller.....Anyone....Bueller? :dunno:

[/COLOR] I hope that is the case. I'm going to call the power company tomorrow and be a little mean to try to get the answer. Hopefully I will get someone better on the phone.

Well unfortunately they are enclosed in conduit from where the lines reach the house to the meter box. Guess ill have to try to take that off an look.

So I have another thread on here about weather or not I should upgrade my service coming into the house. Well I'm trying to figure out how to tell what is coming in from the power company now. I have a meter and box capable of handling 200 amps, but I know that doesn't nessesarly mean that is...

I'm thinking I just need to go check the books and plates for all my "major" electrical equipment and see what the amps is.