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No code where I am at. Meant to mention, in floor heat also. Good thinking on the fire rated.

Hello, I've been tossing around this idea for awhile and when and walked through a gambrel style barn 36x52 with living quarters upstairs that sold me on it. Now here is the question. Does anyone have plans or know of a kit for this? This will be a full functioning shop. Right now I'm working...

the 4223 is a 100v input though? $1600 aint bad for a scope with everything it comes with.

I'm assuming you tried spinning it with the impact while someone beat on the other end of the bolt with a hammer?

Pm on 36 and 28

Hell I always use a swivel socket and wobble extension. These just look a fuzz to hard to use.

Can't really go bigger unless your Industrial rep really likes you. Mine said he'd get me whatever I wanted out of the catalog but I went with the SS. Best 2K I ever spent

How were your benefits though? And this was on flatrate I assume? They had full coverage. And the "profit sharing" is normallly 3K quarterly :)

While it can be frustrating at times, and hard on your body. There is very good money in turning wrenches. Either in flat rate or hourly. If you want to work and get good at a certain "kind" you can turn 100 hour weeks and work 40 on flat rate. You can't be afraid to bust your ***. Ask some of...

As much as I love rockauto's and amazon's pricing. You still have to think about the local parts house. What about that part that on friday night you need right away? If you don't do local business with them what's going to keep them open? Just food for thought. And most the time with a...

DC is very close to my hometown. They have built quite a reputation in the last few years for some of the jobs they have done. But definately get more quotes. They do good work but are often high.

I went through picked my own "kit" while in school. I ended up with the KRA2422, shallow/deep 1/4",3/8", 1/2", standard and metric. 3/8" and 1/2" and 1/4" electric impact, 1/4" air ratchet, 4 piece prybar set with the 36"er, indexable pry bars, both sets of wrenches, tap and die set, coolant...

definately^ I've been trying to find a good key holder and cannot find them anywhere online

where you going to tech school at? I know when I was at Nashville, You could pick up 115's at the pawn shop for $30 all day long.

No. You can actually use a FDP with the open end BARELY on a a nut and it will still break it loose. Love them especially for quick use of the open end just get the tips on the nut and spin away with no worries.

Mind elaborating what on? I've never fe lt like I needed it for powerstrokes, but that may be because I don't have one to use.

I have a KRA2422 and absolutely love it. I wish it was wider and or taller and deeper as I don't like top boxes.

This is what I'm looking for. It's the little things that make a shop easy to maneuver around and just have a well thought out feel. I'll start drawing up a floorplan. As far as amount to spend, it just depends. I have a number but I'm not going to post it because someone might think there...

Well there is no architects within an hour. We have no zoning, where it will be. Not saying it wouldn't be worth my time. I don't believe I came off as believing I know it all. But I was just asking what the best arranged shop people had been in. I've been in several and worked in quite a few...

I'm about to put up a 60x40 (may be subject to change). What is the best design you guys have seen as far as location of doors and office and such? My original thought was one door in the middle of the narrow end with the lifts angling off on both sides if need be. But what I ran into there is I...