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Very nice and practical setup, I will be doing the same thing with my dryer circuit as unused 230 line is blasphemy. That Carrera looks like a LOT of fun btw, mind if i ask how much that bbk was?

Definitely stop by Marshalls, awesome store with employess who are actually friendly and don't mind pulling odd ball parts for you. Sent from my GT-N8013 using Tapatalk 2

Looks great, and nice FD can't argue with that car.

I've done something similar in a customers house. It did turn out pretty good.

That would make life much easier. I know what I'm doing tomorrow as soon as it's light outside :thumbup:

Yup, it's that kind. All the breakers are in the box and on the right hand side. Going into the house would be a massive headache for me... so much so I wouldn't mind buying conduit and running it under the eves or in the ground.

Right next to it =( Yeah when you put it like that it makes a lot more sense not to "rig" something up and yes, slab foundation. Back yard is all concrete around the house as well so It would either have to be conduit on the ext walls or trench in a new line through the front yard. X marks...

There's always that one socket you know you have but can never find... :thumbup:

If you have a simple straight gable roof with comp roofing I'd really recomend some continuous ridge vent, if not solar fans all the way! We have one on each gable end vent and we installed the continuous ridge vent this spring. Our up stairs would hover at about 95 on a hot day with the ac. Now...

- I've got the surge protector plugged into the outlet that the fridge uses / covers. I keep forgetting to buy a short extension cord so I can use the outlet without the surge protector or moving the fridge out. Not the smartest thing I've done though lol -Attached -Ahh ok, the AC is hardly...

Miller 211's are awesome machines, My gun has been a little buggy since I bought it last year but other than that no problems.

The 1970's house I live in has 3 outlets and 2 circuits in the garage. One is a dedicated circuit and outlet for the FAU, the other two are being used for the garage door opener and a second fridge. Trying to weld and fit tubing/plate is a headache even with a few extension cord's and surge...

Knocked out over the course of about a month, no permits thankfully... Although we technically did need one. The rule for both San Diego and Riverside county is if its less than 120sqft of floor space, used for storage and has no utilies to it you don't need a permit. Both Riverside and San...

Looking very good. I've done roofing work for the US Forestry, and they want " GAF Continuous Ridge vent" on all their Comp roofs now. Very Good stuff and works wonders for ventilation. Here's a link to something similar to what I've used before...

Hey Everyone, First post here... So I figured I'd show you what I started out with. I'm a 22 year old student, paying my way with handyman work, welding, and knife making. I live at home to help my parents pay the bills and work out of this garage. Last year I decided this was not going to...