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I have a bunch of Ridgid 12-R replacement die sets new in package, or unused and missing packaging. Some are stamped NPT. Some are stamped NPSM. Some have no stamping to indicate thread. TPI is not listed anywhere, but would be implied by nominal pipe size & thread. I am assuming none of...

No photo is showing, but I understand everything. Simpler for me to just use an already cut, 1/4" plate base if not mounting casters directly to the standoffs. The cabinet I referenced is missing the cover, but I already found one in the correct, stock color. The standoffs were built into the...

Thank you in advance for your time. Do you have any suggestions for identifying the thread for unmarked dies in manual ratcheting pipe threading die heads? Highly unlikely to be anything but NPT or NPSM. I have a full set of old, Ridgid 12-R die heads: 1/8”-2”. However, the individual dies are...

Slightly different questions on this topic than previous threads. Considering a ~59” H x ~30” W x ~28” D unit w/ the pallet base. Photo provided below of this style base. I have available at material expense 3/16” 1/4" steel plate cut to exact footprint of cabinet. Would you mount casters...

Ok, the overwhelming consensus is to install anchors. I intend to inspect a bunch of core columns this week with my endoscope. Due to some cupping of portions of the 2x8 sill plate at the inside edge of the CMU’s, I can see the tops of some CMU’s. There is no grout fill to the top anywhere...

That is my initial thought. However, being the project is not happening soon, I can mull it over, considering other’s opinions. All I have found is 16D’s driven through the plate into blocks of wood wedged into a core in the newer garage bay. I can bore some inspection holes and use my...

Michigan. 2 – bay garage was added to existing 1950’s home 1 – bay at a time between ~1950’s and - ~1980’s. Typical 2x4 stick framed construction for all. Open cell, 8x8x16 CMU (concrete block) foundation walls on footings for all. Garage foundation walls are only 2 – blocks tall. No apparent...