Recent content by tearapin

Thanks looking at stuff like this but would like to screw the opener through it and then to the wall. Still trying to figure it out. Tape or velcro seems to be the easiest at this point.

This is what i came up with too. Just thought something better could be done. Thank you for the response.

After 32 years my garage door has gone to that great opener heaven in the sky. I now have a new one and the keypad option shown in the pic for outdoor use. The geniuses in the design lab decide not to put a cover on it. Meaning rain and sun, etc. will be doing a number on it. I am told these...

I do not own a Subaru guys but thanks for the additional info.

My Neighbor was raving about a tool he borrowed called an offset extension wrench. He said it saved him $600 because he was able to get the rear spark plugs out of his Subaru. So of course I went home and started Googling. Stated to be good for tight places and to provide plenty of torque...

I thought of that but my ramps won't be that long and the brackets would need to be bent. Not sure that is possible.

Not really sure what he did to make the joint transition here, Are you?

I was planning on using pins to hold it together for ease of disassembly and storage.

The attached picture is of a ramp I want to build. Actually they are side ramps for a motorcycle lift. I need to make the downhill transition at the joint the red line marks. I know I can likely cut a notch or angle in the wood. But that is likely to weaken the joint. My bike weighs 700...

I bought the blade in the picture to cut some aluminum. It clogged and is now worthless after about 8 inches of cutting. Obviously I have the wrong blade. So what is a correct/good one for cutting aluminum? Alternatively is there a way to unclog the blade?

Thanks for all the ideas. I will try some of them.

No, not where I can still view the door with the camera.

There is little flexibility in mounting to obtain a door view unfortunately.

I do not have a picture because I do not have the camera yet. I was looking for a mount that was more secure than just popping the cam off it. I do not have a picture of the location but it would be mounted at about 7 feet high because that is where the roof comes down. A 65 inch and up...