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I didn't even know they made such a thing. Thanks! :thumbup: They don't frown on power to a shed, just permanent power. The shed is considered a temporary structure, as it can be moved.

I asked the electrician who wired my garage about that. He told me the county would rather have me run a cord. They don't like permanent power to a temporary building.

Thanks for letting me know. What would the problems be?

I guess you would. But, why would you do that in the first place?

As part of my Tuff Shed garage project, I'm turning my 8x14 Tuff Shed into my dirty room. The drill press, grinders, media blaster and that kind of stuff with go into it. The first order of business was cleaning it out and putting in electric. The lights are Philips T8 LED's that drop into a...

And curling? :lol:

I have a die cut decal on the way. It will fit right over it. :thumbup:

For someone that doesn't know what he's doing... You sure know what you're doing! :thumbup:

I haven't really had a need for it yet. I always reach for the cordless recip saw. :dunno:

Lot's of good ideas here. My girlfriend recently purchased a small floor safe. It came on two steel skids. She asked if I could use them for anything. Duh! :lol: One was bent a bit, so I used the other one. This is the picture of the bent one. I worked out my little HF drill press pretty...

Brake fluid didn't faze it. :wtf: When the new sticker shows up, I'm just going to put it over the old one and be done! :bounce:

Won't all the batter power leak out if they're upside down? :bounce:

I have a feeling you may be correct. Leaving it alone is probably the best idea. I may try a little dab of brake fluid on a corner. :evil:

I know. But redoing something is half the fun! I know I'm not going to do any damage. ;)

I tried the heat gun and a blade. No dice. It may be screen printed on. I thought they were water slide decals and I would have it off in a minute also. :sad: It really is glass.

:lol: Nah, it was missing when I got it. :D

It's the original base. There is printing missing on the white area. Also, I can't leave anything alone. :bounce:

I kind of thought it was paint, when I couldn't get a blade under it. MEK should have made short work of it, but, MEK these days is pretty diluted. I wish I had a can of the MEK we used in the Air Force, back in the 80's. That was some ******** chemical. :rocker: I'll try the lacquer thinner...

I have an old Ford gumball machine. I'm trying to replace the sticker on the glass bowl. I've tried: hot water, heat, WD40, MEK, and Goo Gone. Didn't make a dent. Does anyone have a better idea? Thanks. :eyecrazy: