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That's what I was thinking. I'd prefer the smaller vac anyhow. Thanks for the comment.

Well my order got canceled and their currently out of stock. Pretty lame since I bought the drywall sander from CPO as well and it just shipped according to an email. I indented to use the two as a set. I wonder if they will honor the price if they get more in stock?

Sweet, bought the 1/4" set

Got it for $173. 39 The 4' hose is a misprint. I think someone marked it as 4' instead of 4 meters, I hope I'm right. Use the $20 off promo mentioned in the link...

Cool. Spray foam the void and epoxy to a depth of 4" or so. I would make two pours of epoxy. You can end up with undesirable results if the epoxy flashes and gets hot enough to cloud. This happens more often with large mixed volumes. The second pour could be shallow and with a tinted epoxy to...

I've done two second story bathrooms with ditra. They have been in service for less than 5 years, but their holding up great. I am now in the middle of a custom shower and am using their kerdi membrane/shower pan and curb kit. It went in easy and just passed the flood test for 24 hours with...

I'm on board with the pallet rack, even if it needed modifications. The joist would be installed directly between the I beams, not set on top to minimize the profile. You could either drill the web of the beam and bolt a 2x8 to it. The joist are then fastened to the lumber with conventional...

Above the garage is a second floor so roofline modifications are out of the question. My height measurements are off. There will be 44" from ceiling to platform surface. A storage shed is not allowed in my neighborhood and I'm not a fan of renting. I have a place to store some of my bulky...

I have a 24' stick of the tubing already. I would rather keep the load off the walls as these studs are 2x4 and support a second story as well. Granted, it would be a much cheaper and easier undertaking tying into the existing studs. I am a decent mig welder and have a Esab 235 amp machine. I'm...

As the title states, I want to add a storage area above my 17x32 attached garage. The footprint will be 17'x8'The ceiling is 11' and the platform surface will be at 7'-6" from floor. Construction would be free standing and be supported by 4ea. steel 4"x4"x3/16" posts anchored to the slab by...

I will say from experience, at least with Dewalt impacts. The friction ring will hold up much better to serious use. The detent pin style anvil on the Dewalt is weaker and will fracture, splitting the 1/2" square drive. Out of the 3 we had, each one broke at least once and was replaced under...

Awesome work on the plumbing.

I just went trough this with my chamberlain. It was probably 10 years old. The remotes started working intermittently. Tried removing the led bulb. Reseting the controller, new batteries. I pulled the board to look for failed components but found none. Finally I talked with their CS department...

All this^^^ That square tube was doing quite a bit in the strength department. I bet if you didn't bolt that piece of strap steel in there, you could hang 300lbs off the end of the arm and open that hinge right up.

I worked for the city and the majority of existing and current service taps for new homes (or repair) is PVC with regular cement used. The water definitely has a solvent stink to it when it is first installed an water run though. Health wise, I have never been crazy about the idea personally.

First class install there. I just put my 18K pioneer unit in two days ago. 76* in the shop even with 105* Temps outside. I love it.

Nice work on those trailers and good tips too.

Is it safe to assume you checked the receiving end of the flare in question for imperfections? I was going to save some money and skip the pressure test but bought the HP regulator tonight. I want no issues during my install or else things get more involved with a possible evacuation/weigh in...

I'd like a shot. A review will follow if I'm picked. Thanks for the opportunity.

I don't know of any wye that would be suitable. I seriously doubt you would need one for this application. Just a tee and appropriate angle coupler in copper (sweat) or brass (npt) if you're after a particular angle to tie into. I think a ball valve would be good if installed in a valve box...