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I'm redoing my garage including swapping out an 8 circuit sub-panel for a 40 circuit sub-panel. All of my garage wiring is 12ga to support 20A circuits. Whatever you do DO NOT install 14ga wiring and 20A outlets. It is ok to use 12ga wire and install 15A outlets since the wire would be rated for...

Looks good. How many square feet and what did it cost?

Do you already know how to "tune" the machine for speed adjustments?

I just seen this post today for the first time. I work on scissor lifts all day, all Genie, JLG, and Skyjack. If you need any future help hit me up. Pump would have been my suggestion based on your issue and what you knew.

When you want a vacuum to **** buy a Rigid. I've had my Rigid shop vac for a bunch of years now with no issues and it's pretty quiet.

I have and use daily a Fluke 375 amp clamp meter. If you need to be checking Amps on AC voltage up to 2500 Amps then go with a Fluke 376 which comes with the I-flex cable.

That wheel is also a spring wheel but not a tension spring but rather a torsion spring.

Sure looks like a bottle opener to me.

Hard to identify anything without a pic.

#3 phillips screwdriver should do the trick.

I don't know what you consider "affordable" but I bought my liner material from these people. It IS NOT listed on their website but they do have it and IIRC it comes in 2 widths and is sold by the linear foot. It is the same stuff that their fender covers are made from if you want to check those...

My local battery shop pays $15 per core for automotive batteries and even more for larger commercial batteries like found in construction equipment.

Pretty sure the majority of people who buy the sets are students from a trade school and they get a pretty nice discount on them.

If Mac does it like Snap-on does the A would indicate there is some form of change made to the tool, could be as simple as a script change.

Like I said, some equipment CANNOT be used on a GFCI circuit as it will trip the GFCI.

I can't tell you "what it has cut" but I will say that it's big enough to cut anything it wants.

Do not use on a GFCI circuit and you'll be fine.

That's a variable speed drill press and they do bring that kind of money.

I bought my Snap-on TQR-600B on e-bay for $137.50 delivered. That wrench goes from 200-600 ft/lbs. You definitely don't want to buy it new as they are $940 now.

Ingersol Rand W7150 hands down the best I've seen and not too expensive.