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Just stumbled across your thread.... exciting! Looks good so far. Keep the updates coming. I hear ya about the OWB - that's my delimma, I'm the only one who would feed it, cut the wood, ect. I'd like to have one tho. Who confirmed the house boiler is big enough? Your're picking up about...

If you can't cut 'em, cover 'em. Since you can't simply pull the bulbs out you dont want, use short pieces of heat shrink to cover the unwanted bulbs. then you can coil up/hide the unwanted length easily. The heat shrink is easily removable with knife.

If going plastic, go with Carlon's Super Blue boxes. Slightly bigger and stiffer. but they will be more than .50 ea

Curious as to why there is a gap. Must be the builder didn't cut the studs to leave an 8' foot wall?

Another recomendation for Blueridge. Good prices/shipping, friendly, knowledgeable sales people.

Nah, don't bother, I'm convinced they're just a fad:willy_nil

Cost of block wall varies greatly based on what block you want. I like the look of block walls and the fact that there is a huge choice in styles/colors/sizes. Big difference in quality too from the big box stores and a real stone/hardscape place. True retaining wall blocks have a lip on the...

:lol: I was worried at first that my new 50yd pad would walk off in the night, luckily we live in a low crime area. JasonF - I went with fiber mix..... wish I didn't as I work on the floor alot. I suppose eventually all those protruding fibers will wear away but untill then......

Now what good would that have done. I wouldn't have been able to waste the last 15 minutes reading through 5 pages of similar life stories and regurgitations of previous suggestions to find the outcome.......

NERD ALERT!! J/K - nice selection of gear there parnass! I dont think we had that much stuff in the TV repair shop I worked in years ago.

Perhaps he meant GFI breaker for pump motor AND GFI convienence outlet(s) In my area, receipts aren't required but it's good practice to keep them.... you never know when those GFI's will go bad. :see:

Wouldn't matter in this case as his main service goes to the house and he wants to feed the generator (back up service ) into the shop's panel.

No,... unless you're building a new pool.

Doing a little thread excavating tonight...... :D This popped up in a search, holy hell did I pick the wrong time to wire!! 1000' 12-2 about $270 these days at the HD.

I wouldn't do it just for the simple fact of poor access to reset it........

Haven't caught that show, have to keep an eye out. I'll click on rfdtv while surfing when they're showing tractors. My boys (8 and 5) are all about machinery..... 'course they only show a few minutes of tractors, so the boys are all "when are they gonna stop yakking and show more tractors?"

I saw you guys there, as I was watching it on TV........... :lol: Is the Advantage brand a better price point?

Most quality strippers have holes in the jaws for this purpose as well. In the picture posted earlier, they are the two holes just above the hinge point.

Looks awesome! Any flex in the toolbox top (its not terribly thick material)?

Imagine the heat gains if you put a running hair dryer in the top of the tube.... LOL So what happens once the warmer air is exited out the bottom of the tube.... it rises right back up to the ceiling - warm air is funny that way, it dosen't care if its pushed down by a ceiling fan or pulled...