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Can’t edit so: Switch. Arcing and causing the accident to trip. I’d first swap switches end to end. See it it follows the sweet or location

My guess is a def

It appears that way to me.

I just had a quick 'net course on these windows. Seems that the standard in the industry relies on caulking to seal them. Totally opposite of what I've learned in years of working with 'normal' windows. Rule was and is, never rely on caulking as it will always fail. Always, just a matter...

That shaft appears to have a machined pilot on the end that would reside in a supporting bearing when installed. show a pic of where in goes.

That's the chlorinated version, not related to voc content.

From 1969 through 2007 all my homes were on septic. All had disposals. No septic issues caused by the disposals.

Personal experience. Dad built a 300x10ft drive about 1970. 4" (probably really 3 5/8, as that is what 2x4s were then) 3500lb mix. It served an auto salvage so lots of car & pickup traffic plus our wrecker and haul truck regularly. Not a single failure until 1990 when he retired and had...

Yep!

That's exactly what I have in my home shop. Provided by my municipal utility. Small town advantage. The installed it for me at no charge! Several years ago when I got a 3ph table saw and compressor. The building already had a service, separate from my house with dedicated lines and poles...