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Craftsman...got them on sale few years ago...but they go on sale fairly often. 49.99 right now http://www.sears.com/craftsman-black-adjustable-hydraulic-seat/p-00949860000P?sid=IDx01192011x000001&gclid=CJyCyYTH4NACFUVDhgodE2sG5w&gclsrc=aw.ds Just saw you are from the homeland...can't seem to...

lol...only clean today...tomorrow I am sure full of ****... One cabinet full, my original box. unpacking the trailer after the move now...won't be long till both full of junk

Thanks for comments guys. Haven't taken too many pictures...still setting it all up...shop is 32x32x12 has two 12x10 doors in the front. Will get some more pics soon.

Hi All, Just completed my workbench in my new 32x32 shop. Thanks Steevo for the inspiration and drawings. Only change I made from Steevo's design was making the boxes slide in from the front rather than dropping in from the top.

If the unit only requires 20amp that is fine...but code mandates if he is using a 25amp breaker must be 10 gauge. He can swap out the breaker to a 20amp and be within code if the compressor only requires a 20amp circuit. For wire gauge you have to go by the protection device not the service...

yeah that funky exception. I assume he was referring to his air compressor

good reference chart http://www.cerrowire.com/ampacity-charts 25amp needs 10 gauge wire. 12 gauge max 20 amp. Dave

Ceiling will be insulated r30. Walls no insulation concrete block.

Hi All, I am building a new shop. 32' X 32' 12' walls Vaulted Insulated ceiling Concreate Block walls with stucco on the outside Two 12'x10' doors One man door No windows Location Orlando FL. Need advice on how many BTU I need and if a mini Split would be the best option. Thanks in...

Just finished this stand yesterday. Big rig brake drum, 6" pipe, 2" receiver internally gussets to pipe, 10 top disc plate, screw retainer to remove any slop in receiver. About $50 in with the receiver tube and pipe drop from metal yard. But I already have a modification I am doing this...

15A "duplex"(Standard outlets with two plug ins) outlets are rated for 20A pass thru. Thus they are perfectly legal and safe for use on a 20A circuit. If you have a single outlet (only one plug in) on a dedicated circuit, then you should use a 20A outlet or a 15A breaker. Other than certain...

I used vinegar soaked rags. Let sit on the area for a while then it wipes right off. It is messy so have some plastic or tub under. Oh yeah stinks so be prepared for that smell. May take a couple soaks to get through all, but doesn't leave sanding marks. Sent from my iPad using Tapatalk

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I just finished a house with a bunch of recessed lights....Like them a lot... I used the normal can and went with a sealed bulb/trim unit like...

Looks Great....Super Job. One suggestion on the wall outlets...You are right never have enough, but I would think about putting some mid wall like 40" or so. Much easier to use when working in the shop... for me seems there is always some junk on the floor blocking low outlets..Also good to...

http://www.florenceutilities.com/Utilities_Departments/Electricity/Engineering_Drawings/UGSPEC.pdf That is Florence underground specs.... Did a google search. However that is there standard specs. With 1000' they will have to engineer the solution, transformers etc. That will give you the...

Reading a little....you don't need to slide in the cradle you can just lay on top of the pad with the frame off. I think it would be a little more convenient for bench work. Leaving in the tool also convenient you shouldn't have to change the battery. If/when I need a replacement battery for...

About underground you really need to ask that question to the POCO and then the building department. I did it at my house was about 75' foot run and the POCO has very specific rules..even have to use the pipe and fittings they supply, and follow strict rules about number of elbows etc. Here it...

15A "duplex" outlets are rated for 20A pass thru. Thus they are perfectly legal and safe for use on a 20A circuit. If you have a single outlet on a dedicated circuit, then you should use a 20A outlet or a 15A breaker, but other than certain dedicated things rarely have singles they have duplex...

http://www.samsclub.com/sams/ultra-heavy-duty-workbench/prod1490086.ip?origin=category_page.shelf_rr1&campaign=rr&sn=MultiItemPersonalizedViewCP& If you have a Sams Club membership.