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those are two good points that i had read about, static electricity and being able to clean out the lines. I just have to go through a ceiling into an open attic but yeah, i need to draw this out for sure...

Excellent! Thanks!

I read through several of the threads on this but did not find exactly what I was looking for. I just purchased the pipe setup for dust collection system. I am mounting it behind the wall where the tools are. It has hoses that connect the pipe to the tool. I will be running the pipe up and out...

Hi all, I plan to have the electric company and an electrician come out but thought I would get some feedback here. We have recently moved into a new (older) house that has a three car garage I am setting up shop in. I run lot's of stuff. Lincoln 225 welder requiring a 50amp breaker, Rand...

Love the tread! Thanks so much for sharing the great information! I have been looking for a vintage press and lo and behold I found one on CL this last week. Found this thread and it convinced me to go get it. Its a 150 (103-24511). Everything works and its pretty darn clean. Got a what I think...

Brilliant Uart! I checked the drill and it only have two contacts so that made it pretty easy to figure out which ones were the right ones to work with. I did my little "tap tap tap" with a good battery and one of the 24v are charging as I write! I will try it on the other two when I can and...

Hey thanks. The batteries are dead. I put the multimeter on 200m and I can get just a 1 to show up as I run across the 4 blades. So I guess the question is here, I dont know that I know what to test when the battery is dead?

Hi all, I have several 24 volt dewalt batteries and few drills that work with them but the batteries are dead. I successfully "bumped" several 14 and 12 volt dewalts back to life so want to try it with the 24's before I pitch them. I do not know the poles on the batteries though. There are 4...

This is for sale near Atlanta... http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/mat/3710855579.html

Found these for sale on CL in Woodstock, GA http://atlanta.craigslist.org/nat/tls/3717926998.html

Think I found what I need! http://www.grainger.com/Grainger/DAYTON-********-Motor-10C903?Pid=search

I'll get a pic out as soon as I can. Agreed on the better motor just not sure where to go to find it? thanks!

Hi all, I have built a nice homemade parts ********. It has awesome capacity and runs great. I use motors out of orbital buffers that I have been able to find at pawn shops but have now gone through two of them. I can find the buffers pretty cheap - $15 bucks - but if I could find a higher...

I just hit the thrift stores and by $4 jeans. Wear them and trash them as needed. They make great rags at the end of the run...

I just finished one that is very similar. I will start a thread here at some point to show it off. I found couple of beaten up file cabinets that were in the trash at church. I cut the side panels off of the cabinets and just mounted them on the back of the cabinet to keep the plywood from...

I have a very similar nozzel and dont want to mess it up. Did you find out if that is correct? That looks like the end that sticks out of the gun which I could not tell for sure on the original pics. I have very little room to grind without taking on the hole....

Not sure what you ended up doing, but what you described is exactly what I did with the roof for my 69 Scout which is not exactly light. I put some 2x's under each end with eye bolts and then just ratcheted it up with ratchet straps. Worked like a charm!

I was able to find a video with the exact unit running with a gas motor. Pretty cool! I have pinged the owner to see if he can tell me more on the engine and the flywheel size. Thanks for the feedback. Big help!

I was gifted a Binks Lo Boy without an motor. Was told the pump works just fine. I would like to put a gas engine on it. Anyone have some ideas on what I would look for?

Re: Tips & Tricks excellent! always have a challenge with the wires staying together!