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Another idea is to find a local hose shop and purchase almost any size hose. You could check into some 3/4" hose and just run it through a PVC sleeve. Make sure to dry the air well before the underground line. I believe the air hose is only $1-2/ft + fittings.

Search for menards toolboxes or something and you will come up with likely hundreds of threads.

Or connect the roofs with a fancy framework of some sort. Also then considered attached.

Thanks guys!!! Any scissor lift can be flushed with the floor. You just have to get your lift then build the concrete trough to match the height. It's best to make it deeper than your lift then shim up the lift so in case you put a different lift in there.

BTW: it's "Offense" Who says it has to be "the most attractive way". If any of us did it differently than you, fine. We all have different opinions. But there is no right or wrong way to make it look. I did mine partly to be different. and because I like the look of it. So does everybody that...

Light colored reflective surfaces work wonders :thumbup:

Was it mine you saw??? :bounce: I like the ease of putting the steel up. It looks nice, it's different. Everyone comments positively on it. Drywall would have been so much slower and more work and hassle on my cathedral ceiling. You have a lower easier ceiling so it wouldn't be so bad. It...

I think the puma pump is a much highr quality unit. That would be my vote

Re: changing plugs in a 2003 f-150 ???? You will want to start a new thread for unrelated specific question. :thumbup: I just threw new plugs in an 04 GM 3.4 Aluminum heads with 123k(not mine). I had read horror stories about snapping them off too. But they all came out rather easily...

Re: Shed addtion Make it at least twice as big as you think. Then maybe it will end up near big enough.

I have a drain at the other end of my inwall line that I have yet to install a valve on for draining. But here is the pic of my manifold I threw together. It's all 3/4" from the tank to the inwall pipe right to the T stubbed out where it's reduced to 1/2" then 3/8 for the reel. The stub outs...

Top plates should always be sealed for drafts as a minimum. It's best to contact your local inspector and ask. I used spray foam that was approved by one inspector only to be told it wasn't accepted by the next. So its best to find out from the actual one who will inspect.

Lots of new wifi cable boxes etc. Uverse has em too and can run through a network. Gotta love technology.

I think white would be a fine color and look classy. Seems like it would be like a white car, contrary to popular opinion it actually shows less. The white in a sea of other typical boxes says POW LOOK AT ME.

Your local box store shouuld sell Vac adapters designed for attaching different sized hoses. The one I have is rubber and has a 2 1/2 on one end then stepped sizes on the other that you cut of at the correct size. Otherwise HF has 2 smaller portable dust collectors that sit on a platform with...

Like any product out there...it has it's uses. Will it work for other things, sure. Should it be used in other situations...probably not. I'm one for more permanent connections. Anything other than a permanent connection should be considered temporary. Have I used them, sure...but only in easily...

I'm seeing a ****** jack in my future...I know one guy that has one I might be able to borrow...but he lives about an hr away and I just know him. I hate borrowing stuff. But I don't plan on doing too many ******'s so hard to justify that cost.

Lots of food delivery available, even from the grocery store. And you can scour CL for a couch to sleep on. All the bases are covered then. What more could be needed.

Also consider a tall jackstand to put under one end of a long truck for example. Helps to steady and stabilize. I picked up a HF with a 20% coupon for $56 or so. Seems to be a decent unit.

Somebody send me a piece I will do it and record it then upload it for all to see.