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Man, just do the girts flush, no need to over complicate. Some 2x8's can range from 7-1/4, 7-3/8 or 7-1/2. If you are thinking of doing this due to lack of insulation, consider using foam board or spray foam for better values. Both are far superior to fiberglass and stone wool Imo.

M18 and M12 brushed are sad in comparison to the newer brushless. Got to watch those deals that may not be such a deal after all.

Manufactured by different vendors or different design iterations.

Most likely you need to get the orientation just right.

I am using gas powered compressors, only because I'm off grid and its not practical to use electric compressors for the volume needed. Main compressor is a HF 30 gallon unit. It's ok but terrible flywheel balance.

Drill and tap?

Pricing is very region dependent. Here in Montana you get well used rough 20 footers for over 4k and 6k for a 40. They are dented, rusty and mushy flooring.

Rug runners in high traffic areas. Bona products are good and are holding up to dogs and construction in my cabin so far.

Looks very similar to my 10/12 on my cabin and 12/12 on my solar shed. They look great until something up there needs maintenance.

Some things to check. Spool tension as mentioned previously, damaged gun liner or associated components or rusty film on drive rollers or the wire.

My local batch plant is just over $200 per yard with a $70 fuel surcharge.

No issues with a gasser engine. I used to have a 2 post Rotary and it was a bit nerve-wracking with the diesel engine especially once you pulled weight off the rear end like tires or the rear axle.

Been at my Lowes here in Montana for at least the last 3 years

Waytekwire.com

Discount hydraulic hose and newline are good online suppliers of such.

I use a dime or penny with visegrips

I buy their wire regularly and own some of the hydraulic pumps, cylinders, hydraulic cable crimper and hydraulic knock out punches. Never a problem. Their battery cable is excellent.

Generally there are additional inlets and outlets. You should determine which end is the inlet side. You need to be aware of where exactly the drain field is. Your elevation difference between the inlet side of tank will ultimately determine the location of the structure so you maintain proper...

Be aware that some homeowners policies will not cover a wood stove in a garage or shop.

12x12 door would be sufficient for 90% of anybody. Will allow a 14' sidewall instead of 16' for a 14' tall door. Don't let us spend your money but do try to future proof within reason