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How did you decide that the spring you bought was the correct size? Springs sizes for overhead doors are chosen by door weight and height. It sounds like you chose the wrong spring size. If you are not sure what the correct spring for that door is. You need to weigh the door.

Wow! That is impressive!

There are two of these threads going on the same subject? First one started last year? nice

Wow!

I think a lead blower might do some damage to nice paint. :)

I have an old Hitachi, Makita, Bosch, 4.5" German Metabo, 6" German Metabo. My favorites are the Metabos followed by the Makita. All three can take a beating and still run strong.

It's super bright and turns it self off after about a minute with no motion.

I used an led shop light with a built in motion sensor. works great

I was in the same boat as you about 15 years ago. No machining background, but needed a lathe for a project. I looked around and couldn't find anything decent I could afford. I bought a 9 x 20 cheapo lathe on sale with plans to sell it and upgrade as my skills improved and thinking if I...

WOW This should be interesting

Some clips better than none

I would put the clips in where you are able to fit them.

I would say this is a better idea

Support the old sink bowl while cutting it. Board across the top with a rope threw the drain hole will do it.

You will have the new ss sink installed in about the same amount of time you would have spent trying to patch your old sink. Spending that time trying to patch the old cracked sink and having it start leaking in a month would not be a happy thing. You will also be looking at a shiny clean...

Pretty hard to crack when you are cutting it

It will look nice in the end for a few years. It should only several hours.

I've cut plenty of corian (solid surface counter tops)

The flange on the drop in sink will cover any rough edges