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I suggest you find a crimper that will work with connectors like these: http://cableorganizer.com/ez-rj45-network-plugs/ the crimper will be different since it will trim the ends of the cable flush, this will make crimping much faster and make sure every crimp is perfect.

I posted this on the other page, simply a piece of unistrut and some all thread, could be adapted to be mounted exclusively to the wall, I suppose. http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=29971&d=1239649536

here's what I built, very simple construction, a piece of unistrut, some threaded rod, not much else. -Lewis

I just rigged up some unistrut and all thread, I have 12 wheels and tires up there, probably spent less than the $79.99 for the hyloft piece. Lewis

I used the bags for a long time, changing them as needed, but I was always disappointed with the suction, was getting clogged hoses every time I used it. Now, I run without the bags, still get some clogs, but not nearly as often. Depends how you are using it, I guess, I pick up a lot of small...

any interest? I'll throw in a regulator/filter unit for GJ folks, otherwise, it is on craigslist.\ Lewis

I'm a couple of hours away. I have a new, big, 2 stage compressor that replaced my 15 year old sears 5hp, 15 gal compressor that really always performed fine for me. That compressor is up for sale for $100. see it here http://newyork.craigslist.org/jsy/tls/1111542826.html or here...

accepting offers, would like this gone.

I am retiring my circa 1993 sears craftsman 5hp, 15 gal, horizontal air compressor, it requires 220v, puts out 11.3cfm at 40psi, 9.3 CFM at 90 PSI, max 125 PSI, so it says. Looking for $100, you pick up in northern NJ Lewis

I looked, 50 hz, thanks for all the suggestions.....so, if I adapt some other brand of 14.4v battery charger, I should be ok, right?

I have a European WORX brand cordless drill, requiring 220v but live in the US, are there any readily available adapters that would work? I contacted the factory, they told me they do not have a US version of the charger, and the charger should not be run on 120v. any thoughts? thanks, Lewis

after trenching the 300 feet out to my barn, I realized if it was just water that was needed, you could rent a ditch witch and pull some PVC line, as typically used for underground sprinklers, to supply the water, the ditch witch would even cross your driveway with little or no drama. since you...

seems if we to organize a "group buy" based on region, it might work out to a decent price. I know I could use 40 or 50 4x8 sheets for a project coming up. Lewis in NJ

no photos yet, but I can snap some tomorrow. I found a 160 PSI regulator with 1/2" inlet and outlet on ebay, that will do the job for me. I need to travel out of town this week, so progress will likely occur next week. Lewis

I bought the same compressor, and a 220v disconnect from lowes for under $20 for the disconnect. Ran the electric last week, doing the black pipe and hose reels in the next week or 2.

was just in my local lowe's, orangeburg, NY, they had a bunch of these cabinets, now at the $59 price, but the display model on the wall still said $29, worth a fight and a drive if you are nearby. at least 6 or so on display, I had cleared all 3 that I needed on sunday, and there were none...

you can find it here http://www.giftcards.lowes.com/lowes/lkn?action=productDetail&productId=292650-1126-XP5810&lpage=none 14.6 cfm, 5hp motor, 175 PSI max CH XP5810

lowes is clearing out last years campbell hausfield 2 stage, 80 gallon, down to $599 from $899, their item number 292650, I believe, call some stores, a pretty good deal, IMO.

I grabbed 3 in orangeburg, NY over the weekend.

so, my loving family bought me the lowe's compressor for an upcoming birthday, upon delivery, one of the tabs where the compressor head mounts to the body was snapped off. this is a cast part, I doubt I'd be happy with any kind of repair. the store has offered me a full refund, including...