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No 1 would be easy to do with a couple of resistors. But you need to know how potentiometer the unit is expecting would be wired first

Well, Zekes words here got me thinking. How would I remove this if it was wood....hmmm. Went down a total of about 10". Still hard work.

Well, already tried that route with a 6 lb sledge I already have. I have dealt with these kinds of rocks many times at this property, But I have never had one as solid as this. The sledge bounces back so perfectly I thought it was going to end up behind me. The harder I hit the bigger the...

I need to run a drain pipe right where this boulder is. The deeper I dig around it the bigger it gets. My area has a great many of these buried residual boulders, some huge the size of refrigerators. I fear it goes under the concrete curb you see next to it, They probably just laid forms on it...

Refreshing to see NONE of those weird *** "sevens" like people write today

This is what happens to all older CNC machines. I have seen this on a mid 90's production big name japanese mill. Older Yasnac control. You can call in the CNC tech and he may spend a few days at $1000 a day trying to find the problem. Problem turned out to be a short in the coolant pump, Which...

Like this Zeke ? Neat I've never seen those in person.

Important here is to determine what the surveyor is actually going to deliver to you. I got a quote to survey my lot, $2200, But when I asked what I physically got from him for that , Well I didnt get a hard answer on deliverables. ??

Looks like theres some guys who know stuff here but its hard to follow. You guys should have a look at this post before you all get thrown out. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/hey-fellas-im-tired.521325/

What an unusual combination of wood and metal. And the steel arches mounted way high on concrete stem walls. Im guessing those concrete "gussets" visible in the exterior shots line up with arches, to help take the spreading loads when the roof is loaded.

Another case of asking an engineer to take on liability for an existing structure...and now moving it to a total different location and foundation.

This whole thead and not one picture/drawing to clear confusion on whats going on........

Location would help. Are those trees protected maybe ?

Yep, Buy a box of grinder wheels, Scribe a straight line on top just flush to the deepest gouge, Get yer PPE on and spend a few hours grinding it back. Check for square constantly

Close, But this is all a real millwright tool......

Ya its generally 1/64 over any nominal thread size.

UH OH !. rancherbill will be along shortly to tell you those buildings are dangerously unsafe.

Love the guy with the bandaid finger at 18:00 showing off the 'dremel'. Maybe an OOOps happened... ;)

Curious how long the building had been standing before this ?