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Okay--thanks--two 20 Amp circuits for small appliance countertop use are required. I would then assume that a newly installed 15 amp (wiring, outlet and breaker) countertop appliance outlet is against code--correct? Also, one more question for clarification (similar to the question above)...

Is a kitchen remodel considered "new construction"? The house was built in 1997... Thank you.

GJ Brethern, Electric question. We (our contractor) added one counter level outlet to our kitchen during the remodel. This outlet will be used for small appliances in the kitchen. It is the only kitchen outlet on that side of the kitchen, and is now on the same 15 amp circuit that includes...

Mods--I think I put this in the wrong forum--I will repost in electrical--please remove if possible-sorry! GJ Brethern, Electric question. We (our contractor) added one counter level outlet to our kitchen during the remodel. This outlet will be used for small appliances in the kitchen. It...

GJ Brethern, Electric question. We (our contractor) added one counter level outlet to our kitchen during the remodel. This outlet will be used for small appliances in the kitchen. It is the only kitchen outlet on that side of the kitchen, and is now on the same 15 amp circuit that...

I am thinking of putting a snap on logo on my garage door...maybe that would make everything inside snap on?

I looked even more closely--I am now assuming it is not a Snap On cabinet and is a computer server cabinet with a SO logo. Was for sale at an estate sale where the guy passed away.

I can buy this heavy cabinet for $100 but have never seen this type of Snap On cabinet. Is it really snap on? Anyone seen one of these? Brent

Lots of valuable and cool stuff thrown away...picked up a Honda Pressure Washer that started on the second pull, nice bikes for my boys, found rifles in their soft cases, etc. That said, our local landfill posts people at the dumpsters now to stop diving--a guy stepped into the dumpster to get...

I have one that I restored and mounted on a post. It took me awhile to figure out how to mount it on a post--there are 3 "wedges" that you need to get them to stay on the post...they are on ebay for $10-ish but you have to know what kind yours uses...Duncan seems the most common. I picked up...

that is an impressive difference in temp

Roger--will do

I am in Northern Virginia...I hate to have to dismantle my garage to redo the entire ceiling drywall--that would cost a ton!

We have a large bedroom over our garage. That bedroom is alway cold and the garage is always relatively warm in the winter (55 degrees in the winter/70 in the summer). This is because the garage ceiling is not insulated and the heating and ac from the bedroom above it is leaking into the...

Between Beaver, Blackhawk, etc are some decent areas with decent places to choose from...

I have this lift as do my two neighbors. I like it a lot and have used it for the past 6 years with no issues. It took 2.5 hours to install and works perfectly. I would buy it again.

I.....cant....stop...watching...the...doors....open...and....close....help QUOTE=asmasm;3738649]I have cabinets that I stuff my bulkier tools in:

Flatbed Tow Truck picked it up at the freight terminal and dropped it off in my garage...very easy

My 2 neighbors and I all have the Eagle lift. It works great and we have had no issues. From a quality standpoint, I am very satisfied with every aspect of the lift. Takes 2.5 hours to install. I paid $1,495 when I bought it a few years ago.

Man--that was a steal of a deal