Stuart in MN's latest activity

Judging by the illustration that's a pretty old design. It's pretty neat, you could have the stationary pole next to the wall and then...

I have a set of car skates, those things with casters you put under the tires so you can push the car around. The difficult part is...

If the conduit drops from the attic down to the boxes are straight shots it won't be a big deal to run the romex through them.

Whatever it is, it's pretty interesting looking. It's almost like a miniature version of a moonshine still.

Nonmetallic won't rust, but it can sag in very hot conditions. The usual solution for that is more closely spacing the conduit clamps...

There's a small jib crane called a Skyhook that's designed for lifting heavy parts or replacing chucks on a metal lathe...

There are floor mounted jib cranes available from a number of sources. This is a link to the Grainger catalog section on them, not that...

I never thought about that - a square pole can often have a twist so the faces aren't flat, but if there's a twist in a round pole it...

Too bad about the quality issues, it's an interesting configuration.