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The heater came in last night..installed it and I'm impressed.keeping an uninsulated garage at 54.7f but running constant., I did pick up some r19 insulation and I'm going to at least do the ceiling...started today 35f outside.

I have miller 210...You made a good choice. I have a digital elite helmet too...and it is very nice. I like that I can use the same helmet for plasma cutting, grinding and welding by just changing the mode. What design did you get?

I just bought a Dayton g73 from the greenhouse place. Nice people. Said it will be dropped shipped from my local grainger. Should have it today or tomorrow. Ill be putting this in a 24x24 with 12' ceilings and a 2nd level room...with no drywall and no insulation...I know im dreaming about it...

Those Whip lifts do seem to be popular in the shops around the dc/md area...forward too. Hey Kevin, not sure if you were just throwing some of the usa made lifts up or not...some ive never heard of...so im sure that will be good info...but Mohawk would be another

Ok, so Im not in a commercial setting, but I dont see what the big deal is with taking the 2 seconds to lower the lift back down on the manual safeties. I know I do every time. Takes literally 2 seconds. There is no way you can pull those cable loops once the arms are on the safeties...

Hey...that is a great idea on the alcove...Ill see what we can do...thank you very much for the idea...Ill keep you posted. Oh yea, and if it works, beers on me.

whats a fake apron? Id do just about anything to get passed and leave the steps as they are. I told the inspector that I was going to block off the door and call it a deer stand. Lol.

Just an update, My final didnt pass because of the rear steps/deck. The inspector failed it because the upper landing isnt right at the door. I have four steps from the door to the landing. I think my contractor was hoping it would pass. He did it that way to help me out by keeping the...

Ive been using a Mohawk system 1 9000 lbs lift now for a couple of weeks...and I love it. I dont really have any equalization problems...at first, I did have to bump up the offside a bit...but really all that matters is that the columns are equal because you drop the carriage onto the manual...

If I had a written contract for 11'....than that is what I would demand. What happens when you settle for 10 foot and some cash back and you realize you need that extra foot?? ... I know Id would be pissed. Now is the time to have it corrected...without spending a lot later.

The Lift was installed yesterday. Its a used Mohawk system 1 9000lbs. I have a feeling, im gonna wonder how I ever got by with out it. Not the best pics in the world...I just used my cell. Ill try and get some better ones later. I needed to equalize the offside post there a bit in the 3rd pic...

Hey aqr81, thanks for posting the link up. Im having fun with the program...as Im about to install some lights.

Well, I guess that is good to know...since I was told they were electronic...but it turns out they are magnetic.

Here are some updated pictures...as I mentioned in my other thread in the lighting forum...I picked up 9 used - 8' High output 2 tube t12 lights and 110 watt tubes and my carriage doors from clingerman doors in Pa on Friday

Friend of mine....Giorgio Dipitri...and I know i just spelled his name wrong...great price and great work. best of my 3-4 estimates...one was 20k more than Giorgio. Guess they were busy.

Yes, thats the place! lol...small world!

lol, nah..im up in northern Calvert. But our house style is pretty typical in this area.

I went ahead and picked up 9 of them for $25 a piece including the lights. They are 110 watt. Ill take some pictures later and post them up. I know they are just lights right...lol. Thanks for all the help and opinions...it is much appreciated.

Oh on the doors...I think you will be happy with the 16' door that will be more useful than two windows..Lol

Thanks Everyone. Yea, I really like both of those presses. The older one in the back corner is a Manley 60 ton. It is a manual press. I really like that one for removing and installing bearings. The other is a 100ton press air/over. I use that one for making bends in 1/4 steel in a...