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option #4 mini split in the ground level of the house

check the eye sensor mounting on the garage door opener also, after replacing, re adjusting the eyes over the years the wiring into the garage door opener came loose on my garage door

stay away from lags, thru bolts would be better at anchoring the split together. I wouldn’t go drilling a bunch of holes into an already questionable structural component. wait for the engineer to answer, mountain out of mole hill???

The thread title made me think you were banging the neighbors wife

left handed drill bit and penetrating oil have you tried to “shock” the bolt with a drift and a hammer? Use penetrating oil with this also

there are places that make silicon rings to lessen de-gloving concerns. I need to order one, my tungsten carbide ring hardly ever leaves my finger

I have a friend who did just that, metal clear span building with a house one side and shop the other, he even polished and stained the concrete for the house portions floors

I don’t understand why some of you are saying not to use the insulation under the lift. You trust the insulation to support the building plus everything inside of it but not the lift? Also, why insulate the concrete if you are going to leave gaps? isn’t that defeating the purpose of the insulation?

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Ive had the same issue, the copper gets real brittle with age. Mine uses telephone cable

thanks for the info but the Misses brought home a used fan from a thrift store that fits the quiet bill, wish it would blow harder though ��

I just refinished a painted door from a door shop flooded during Katrina, after all the sanding, I stained and used the 6 coats recommended by MinWax for their spar urethane. It looks great but it hasn’t been a year yet. I am going to tint the clear storm door in front of the wooden door with a...

I really enjoy the quiet of my frakenpump ( compared to the Hf non oil pump). I put a 155 psi blow off on it instead of the 125 for a little added umpfh. The pump assembly mounted to the HF old assembly with a little drilling of the flanges and I ordered a big B&M trans cooler to go between the...

As stated in the title, my shop fan is to loud, even on low. I remember a post about some type of controller to slow down a regular fan and hopefully quiet it down. I did a search and I was unsuccessful in finding my answer on my own. Please pity me :scared: I started Integration by Parts...

I had the same air compressor as a teen in my Dad’s shop. It started to leak from pin holes in the bottom and he asked me if I wanted it. Of course I said yes because the HF one was loud. The second the HF one died the BlackMax motor and pump went onto the HF tank.

put it in the corner of the building, I saw a guy on here did it and thought that would be a good way to keep the floor available

I worry about about gas cans proportionally to guns, people are the problem

the ceiling is drywall, no barrier, just the pink insulation in between the 2x6 that sits flush

I line in Pensacola Florida in a house made in 95. The living room has a vaulted ceiling that is under the southern facing side of my roof. The trusses are on 24” centers and currently the ceiling is insulated with rolls of pinks insulation that is unfaced. In the summer this room, houses the...

I believe from many of the treads on this board alone, using black pipe would be a mistake. I say this due to the chipping internals rusting etc etc