Recent content by twisted99

Not confusing at all. The reason I'm saying its not the same is the socket layout in the 3/8 drawer. It, at a glance, seems the one I have has a lot more sockets. And as I stated, I cant even find a model number. I have 3 of the black "suitcase" style cases and theres a 5 digit part number...

not unless Woody is a ghost I'm guessing Woody is talking to his older Brother

I dont think thats it. I'll try to post the 3/8" drawer, it looks different. I cant post it. It doesnt load another pic, is there a limit to how many pics per thread? ** edited pic and it loaded

Picked this up from Offer up for $30, with a bunch of sockets (maybe 20% of what its supposed to have) and id like to know what part number it is, so i decide if im going to try to complete the set, or sell the empty box. I have 2 other pics, but cant seem to add them

The attic, I assume is the easy part. there's already 6" there too. Its the 2 exterior walls that I think will be more costly

Already started looking into it. DIY vs. "professional install". I do it over the winter, if i DIY it

I'm in phoenix area. If there's a week below freezing here, hell has frozen over

I assumed that. Id have to go with cutting holes. Same here. from what I've read, its a good size for a regular living space. But i though too small for a poorly insulted garage. Especially for a space that's not cooled consistently. THAT is my big question. what is WAY more BTUs? And, seeing...

I thought so.

I used it today, mostly to see how my condensate line repair worked. The previous homeowner who installed it thought it was a good idea to have the line turn 90 deg. and run 8" sideways before turning 45 deg. down. Line broke, and I have temporarily fixed it. I tuned it on at 8am 90 outside, 92...

2 times a month from May to October would be alot. probably never during the so called "winter" here

How much and how difficult would insulating 2 walls already finished and 1 with built in cabinets? Im not concerned with the wall that backs up to the house, even if its not insulated, which i really think it is. I dont need it cooled 80% of the time, only for long projects (2 hrs or more) and...

>You need to leave it on all the time. It will probably actually cost less to run it that way. My 24K in an uninsulated shop is cheaper to leave on, I tried it both ways. Once everything finally cools off completely it should be easy for it to maintain whatever temp you want and cheap to run.<...

OK, here's some more info and answers: Garage is 29x29x9 Attic has 6" blown insulation ( the house attic has only insulation on the "pitch" none on the "floor") Garage doors face N-N/W (ill call it N for simplicity) East wall is uninsulated, no shading. West wall is also uninsulated, with 24'...

THANKS for all the replies! Ill gather up answers to all the suggestions/questions and post them. Probably not until the weekend.