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Might want to cut an inspection hole on the left wall to see what is in there. Nice Porsche!

I have noticed that most of the a/c disconnects do not have a punch out on the top of the unit. So, if I have a conduit coming down from above, do I need to go into the side via an elbow?

So, can one use schedule 40 pvc as a sleeve on a portion of the UF cable that is exposed outdoors? What type of box or transition would you use going into the wall?

The panel is flush mounted which require that I open the walls. I was looking for a way not to do that. Also, looks like it would be difficult to putt an elbow in the walll to turn outwards. Could I put a junction box right outside the wall on the siding and run romex to the junction box and...

So, that means that wire will not be in a conduit when it enters the wall and when it enters the subpanel or are u suggesting that I route the conduit inside the wall all the way up to the subpanel?

I have the 18K model which requires 20amp circuit. My concern is the type of wire, not the size of wire to complete the circuit.

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Here is a better pic!

I need to get a A/C disconnect connected next to my mini-split for my finished garage. I have a sub panel inside the garage and need to pull a wire to the a/c disconnect which will need to go through appx 3' inside a 2x6 insulated wall, come out through the exterior sheathing and siding and...

I have a 18x29x12high attached garage with r-19 walls and r-38 ceiling. Should I get with an 18K or 24K unit? I also have 2 stories of unfinished space above the garage that I plan to finish in the future. Should I have a single unit for all 3 levels or separate units for the garage? The...

I have a newly built attached garage with 2 floors above it. The garage level is 18x29x12 feet high. The walls have r-19 and ceiling has r-38. The two floors above are currently unfinished. Second floor will be 18x29x9ft high with r-19 walls and r-38 ceiling. The top (third) floor will be...

I mounted them on an IV stand so I can roll them around and aim them up or down as needed.

Garage level is done. Just started working on the upstairs. That is going to be a slower project. Whenever, I have some time...

Wow, great use of the space.

Here is my workbench for my newly built garage. I got some toolboxes for sale a Lowes a few months back. They are ok for $50 boxes but a little light. I ended up building a workbench around them using 2x4's and attaching cross-bracing with pocket screws (new tool and just wanted to try it...

Starting to work on my garage while the contractor continues work on the outside. Since I have 12' high walls, I find it challenging to work up high. Choices are: 1. Work on a tall ladder - constantly going up and down and moving the ladder. 2. Buy a portable scaffolding unit - most are 2x5'...

Good Point. I guess holding the release will be a good solution for now...

Its more because there is living space above the garage and I am trying to be mindful to those in the house... The impact and other tools are not nearly as loud as the lift for some reason.

I have a newly installed Bendpak XPR-10A-LP. My garage is new and uncluttered. The noise from the locks engaging when the car is being lifted is loud. Each time a lock is hit, it sounds like a hammer hitting a 55 gal drum. I was thinking of putting some dynamat or other sound deadening...

I noticed that you did portions based on the cut lines in the concrete. I don't have any lines. If I do a 25% at a time, will I see an edge with I stopped and resumed coating?