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Tile guy may never have done porcelain. Find a different tile guy. Pushing your guy to do something he says will fail is a bad choice IMO.

What has worked for me is to grind just a small amount off the pointy tip of the bit. This lets it seat deeper and it works better. If I grind too far, the bit still works but is difficult to center into the screw, may take me using both hands. Good luck.

A regular dose will fix that feeling.

Lol, thank you both.:beer:

Pressure reducing valve prevents the tank from venting back into the supply line, thus the need for the expansion tank.

Is it possible you are over thinking this? NOT that there is anything wrong with that.... I voted for white, the wood color base looks dirty to me. Just MNSHO

I have to pinch pennies so I can pay all the taxes and fees here in MA. I feel good, really really good, about paying lots and lots so others can get free cell phones and cars and apartments and food. I really really really do. Really.:willy_nil Standing in a check out line while the person...

Ministry of Truth.

Sort of. I have a plank of wood (could be plywood) and put long deck screws into it to hang things. Pegboard hooks cost money and can slip out of the hole. Stuck with the standard grid pattern. With plywood and deck screws I can nest smaller items together real close. I have all my...

When you do the final version, make a plenum so air is forced/ducted thru the entire area of the heat exchanger. Right now looks like you are only blowing on the top area. Any air that bypasses is wasted. If you do the plenum the airflow thru the heat exchanger will be more even if you ****...

Wow great posts and pictures. :bowdown::thumbup::beer: We colonials have been sleeping while you were posting. :) That machine is amazing. Glad you are saving it. The stuck bolt may come out if you electrocute that assembly in your tank. What did you use for your sauce? Wow again and well...

Neither should making a replica of Michelangelo's David. And yet...

Soft line for propane heater?

The power needed may go up as the square of the rpm change. Suggest measuring the motor current on what ever set up you choose, to make sure motor is not over amps.

Oh tell us tell us.

The flat sheet stock may wrinkle or become "puffy" when the room temp rises. The ribbed will absorb size changes due to temp change in an invisible way. Sheet rock out of the question?

That is a great tool. Messing around with the spent mandrels is a real time waster and pain in the ***. You ****! :bowdown::bowdown::):bowdown::rocker:

Here is another method. The spray gun is available at HF. GFRC (Glass Fiber Reinforced Concrete benefit is less material and less weight.

Stone looks like crusher run.

Bring the stone up to the top flush and just walk on that. If fancy is needed, cap with plywood.