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Looks good Larry, I am doing a very similar set up to yours with multiple outlets along the wall. I even have a strip painted on the wall. Heck, I even have the same hose reel as you do! But mine will not be hidden in the wall since the sheet rock is already up and there is spray foam in the...

Smokey, Nice looking work! What size pipe is that and what size coupler? Did you use a bushing to size down to your outlet?

I am hearing some people saying they are running larger than 1" hard compressed airline for additional air storage. I am not seeing much for reducing fittings to reduce over 1" down to 1/2" line unless you are running multiple reducers in succession of each other? Big airline runners, what are...

Any pictures?

Makes sense, so your couple points out to the side?

Those with compressed air systems (hard plumbed, not one of the pre-packaged kits with air outlets) in their garage: What are you using for final fittings for your air drops? A 45 degree elbow, 90 degree elbow, straight drop and connect to the bottom. I assume it ultimately connects to a...

Thanks Holedgr, This is the kind of advice I am looking for. The good thing is that the mounting point is near the wall, instead of in the middle of the garage where it has less support.

Any opinions this morning? Just looking for ideas of what others are doing in their garage.

35mastr I am thinking you are right. I will see if the Fastenal engineers have any ideas tomorrow. The 100 to 200lbs shouldn't be too much problem I would not think. Now that I think about it, we have hung deer (200+lbs) from similar lag style hooks for many years in my uncles garage with...

Thanks Red Green, I am really trying to avoid going up into the attic and cutting holes down through the sheet rock if possible. I think the 100 to 200lbs loads should be fine with a heavy eye screw (have at least seen them rated for 250lbs). Just not sure about lifting the air compressor from...

This was somewhat addressed in another post, but did not quite get the answers I was looking for. I would like to mount a few hooks in the ceiling of my garage to hook a chain hoist for lifting objects mostly between 100 to 200lbs. However there is one thing I would like to lift (my air...

Thanks AlphaGarage, I was thinking of just washing the sanded area with water and letting dry for a few days, but it makes way more sense to use the denatured alcohol for such a small area!

Thanks Hammerdown, I am going to give this a shot. I just need to find a patch kit that color matches now.

I have an epoxy floor that has flakes and clear coated. I have two small areas about 1" square that chipped up because the person who did the epoxy work epoxied my floor drains covers in and I chipped the epoxy breaking the drain covers loose. How would I best patch this? I see...