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I had a velux, you just may be able to open it that far if you disconncted the raise linkage, long time ago, not really sure. My family had a body/mech. shop, and they put a set of bilco basement doors as a roof entrance from the attic, worked out real well.

E-tec, very funny! Now, I wouldn't go with that big thing. First of all, it will take up more floor space than the IR, not to mention etecs overpressuration theory, witch, could really if you think about it, could end all life on this planet as we know it. I've got the IR 5hp 60gal comp, and I...

Hi, I'm an electrical contractor, and I use mine all the time. Its a milakukee, cat.#0724-20. I think around 300.00 maybe less. I've had makita, long time back though, was OK, more recent a bosch, witch was nice, except when I drilled up into cement ceilings, the concrete dust would jam the...

Hey man, thats a bueatifull building!

Forget testing the ballast with a VOM, you can't. See you're splices where the ballast black and white are connected to you're 120V feed. The're small, and the wirenut may not be grabbing them tight. then tug on the wires we're they connect to the lampholders, see that there in there good. Check...

bestbuyautoequipment.com 3295.00 with free shiping. I'm not sure if its that particular mod. # though.

I've used meters for over 30 yrs. in my elrct cont. buss. I bought the actron CP7677 meter to check dwell on my old corvette, and I like it so much, I think I'll through it in my van and use it as a VOM for my buss. Yea, I think its a nice meter.

I just hope your not serious.

Thanks guys, looks like they'll get the roof on this wk. Can't wait to start setting it up. Joe

Hi people, well after about 15 months and some laywers threats of suite, my 40x40 is finally going up! And my builder seems to be doing it right for me. Its got 12' ceil for a lift, a rotary 2 post, and a 12x 40 upstairs rm that I'll finish off later. Two 9x9 and a walk in dr. 6" 3500 slab...

Thanks guys, yea, maybe a slight adjustment for a deep bench is in order. Just wanted some other peoples take on this before I do it. Joe

Hi people. I'm building a 40x40, two 9x9 drs. placed 3ft. from right side wall, then 3ft. between drs. I,m thinking of placing a 2post lift in the rear right hand corner with the right side post about 3to4ft. from the right side wall, and so a lifted car would be 3to4ft. from rear wall. I like...

Yes, I will. I don't know how yet, but I'll figure it out. So far, the've just got the dirt in place. My yard goes downhill as it goes back, and I had them raise the area, so no chance to flood. This is Florida after all.

They are not the same in the slytest way. The neut. is NOT common to the metal surface of the mach. Its only there as the GROUNDED cond. to operate 120V loads. The GROUNDING cond. is common to the metal frame and all metal parts of the mach. or appliance to conduct a safe path to ground in...

No neut. to the loads unless the nameplate data tags or mach lit. reguires one. Neut has nothing to do with a fault to gr. thats what the grounding cond. for.

He's a fool, hot wife is the only exception. A guy dowm the road had that stuff in his gar. but he used to drag the weight training bench onto the apron against the driveway so everyone could see him work out. WHATS WRONG WITH PEOPLE? But his wife was hot.

Oh shoot! My builder is actually gonna start my garage! He's only about 10 mo. behind sched. I'm really excited. 40x40 6inch. polished slab with color mixed in. Second floor. 12ft. ceiling for lift. I've waited my whole life for this. If I can figure out how, I'll post pics. Wish me luck, I'll...

Hey! great looking garage. I'm having a 40x40 built also. I was worried it would be too small, but from your pics. looks plenty big. 40x40 is outside dimention right? also what ceiling height do you have in gar. and also upstairs. thanks, Joe