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Thanks. Had not thought of McMaster. They even have dimensioned drawings.

We had similar in drafting class. The drawers are for each students drawing tools and the other area is to store each students drawing board. The t-square was shared. Six drawers and six boards for a traditional 6 period high school.

Box store has wheels for tubing cutters, but this is for galvanized or black iron pipe. It does look like Ridgid might use a similar cutter in one of their models.

Anyone have a suggestion for finding a replacement cutter wheel for this Greenfield #1 Pipe Cutter. Capacity is 1/8 to 1 inch steel pipe. Thank you.

A similar model number pulls up this Sams photofact 9345270 https://www.samswebsite.com/en/photofact/details/index/id/64483 I do not have this one so I can't be sure it is the right one.

The GFCI is required. You could use a GFCI breaker, but you still need a disconnect. How about the GFCI you linked and a 120V twist-lock plug? https://www.homedepot.com/p/Legrand-Pass-Seymour-Turnlok-20-Amp-250-Volt-NEMA-L6-20R-Locking-Receptacle-L620RCCV3/100168166

What about mounting the maintainer under the hood and using a 120V reel for each car? Noca makes a direct mount. I am sure there are others: https://no.co/genius2d

You need to think about humidity control, even when you are not working out there. I am in the foothills of NC and the moisture will rust your tools and lead to mildew on stored wood. I would insulate and think about a mini-split. Many have a dehumidifier mode. That or use a stand-alone...

Dairy cows, most likely. Was that a milking parlor?

Anderson storm doors have a kwikset keyway standard and a schlage keyway can be ordered for it. I bought Anderson to replace mine and the install was straightforward. Also, I second the check for handle interference with the main door

Yes, 3 ft wide.

Check out Green Building Advisor: https://www.greenbuildingadvisor.com/tag/unvented-roof Also this BS (building science) and Beer video might help, but may be too much: What you don't want is traped moisture.

If the crawlspace is "conditioned" I would not expect it to be cold. Typically we use either felt paper or red rosin paper under hardwood. It purpose is to allow the boards to slip as they expand and contact and reduce squeaks. I have 15 lb felt paper under my pre-finshed 3/4 oak.

That 1 HP is "maximum developed". Sears was liberal with their HP ratings.

Just remember if you are exhausting air out you need makeup air coming in from somewhere else.

Another voter for supplyhouse.com I have used them on two rental properties and no problems with their service.

Undercut the door jamb / trim with an oscillating saw and a scrap of the new flooring so the new can tuck under and hide the edge. A simple shoe molding (not quarter round) will hide the gap around the edge. It can be had as PVC so water isn't an issue. A cutter like this will work if you don't...

I bought the Husky bolt together on sale and they are excellent quality. Leave all the back screws loose and be sure to square the cabinet before tightening. All the metal is wrapped in a protective film and it is time consuming to remove, but they are really nice for the price. You can also...

Etch primer does not seal the surface. It is an interface between the bare metal and the top coat. It is easy to sand. Mositure will penetrate the primer and cause rust. Yes, you need a top coat.