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I think it may still do well with a curtain. The fact that you can swing the unit and aim the veins help to keep the heat on you. A ceiling fan on low may help to keep the heat lower to the floor.

I just got mine last week from Air and Water for $269 delivered! This thing went up very easily and works fantastic. It is quite and does a great job on my 400+ sqft. I mounted it from the ceiling on 1 lag bolt so I could turn it just right, and used armoured flex line for the power. Moved a few...

I like that...where did you get the SS? I used the entrance door type mats from HD that are rubber backed...

Here are a few more....the 2008 calender "The Body Shop", I also put some of those inexpensive mats from HD under each wheel for both dirt and to prevent discolouration. Due to how narrow the garage is, I need to move the pump from the outside of the post, so I altered some heavy duty hinges so...

I got the final push just before turkey day with all of my electric now done, lights hung, and heater installed. I still have a bit of clean-up and put away to do, and some cardboard to go out to the street...but got the car up on the lift this PM, and was able to put the new truck away inside...

Re: Scary, Unsetteling scenerio Jeff...That was very well described, and I at least appreciate the fact that you spoke about the industry and lifts in general and not just Bend-Pak this and Bend Pak that...BTW, for your 4 post lifts, what do you recommend for cable and other moving areas for...

I was thinking about taking my old Sony 3 tube projector from my media room when I upgrade, and place it in the garage. I would use for both watching tv and using the computer. It's a great idea.

Would love one...been looking at 4 local stores....PM me Charles..

I had the chance to use the wrench this weekend and the set-up is sooooo much better than beating the **** out of a spanner with a lead hammer. The only issue was when I had to put the socket on, I had to push in with an awl one of the spring loaded pins on the ratchet (one is a ball one is a...

This is just one place I found while looking for a system for my wife's store. http://store.bluecherry.net/

I am trying to find a place that can put a chrome finish on aluminum items. I have been told you cannot chrome Aluminum.

I just put sealer and wax down on the floor and it looks great. Does not seem slippery, but has a great shine. I did use a sealer first to help prevent staining. I did go with the ZEP products ( http://www.zepcommercial.com/pages/catalogpages/floor.html ) (Sealer and Wet Look Polish)

This is what I used Classic Black 51910 Classic White 51911 Dutch Delft 51916 Cherry Red 51816 http://www.armstrong.com/commflooringna/product_details.jsp?item_id=381&category=vct

From the Snap-On manual... "Preload click-type torque wrenches prior to use or when direction is changed. To pre-load, set the wrench at 50% of full scale and operate the wrench at least three times in the direction of use on a fastener/fixture capable of safely withstanding the pre-load...

I had a great craftsman but when the battery went, the replacement was more than a good replacement drill. I went out and bought a DeWalt and have been very happy with it. Great quality and performance.

Steve...sorry to hear...what kind of work do you do...there are a lot of good connections here.

No suggestion is worthless to me(btw do you have a picture so I can visualize).....but regretting buying a 3.5ft wrench..nope. Talk about envy...I may just put it up on the wall.

Well the suggestion payed off.....I found a SnapOn QC4R600A 120-600ftlbs 3/4" torque wrench on ebay. It was bought and never used, still in it's box with papers and not a scratch for $325, retail is $630. (The SK was over $350)...

I spoke with BendPak and ProPark (Same design), and both say to use white lithium spray on all moving parts. You may need to clean it and re-apply as needed, but that is their recommendation.

I am having my panel and service upgraded to 200amps, and while I am getting a new panel I was thinking of whole house surge protection. I had heard about these devices that are mounted in the box at the feed, and covers the entire house. Any comments on these. They are not very expensive ($100)...