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Black is the contact (bump fire) trigger. Pull the trigger first and bump the nose to fire. If you try to hold the gun down it will double tap almost every time so you have to let it recoil away from the surface. Grey is sequential - depress the nose fully and then pull the trigger for one nail...

The correct motor is a 66 frame, it is a bit of an oddball for sure. https://www.grainger.com/know-how/equipment/kh-infographic-nema-frame-guide It looks like the motor you installed has oil cups, a pretty good sign that it has sleeve bearings. If so, unless it has a thrust bearing too it wont...

I'll bet lunch that it's wired wrong and running on 120 volts.

You definitely don't want to use that motor on a drill press, it has sleeve bearings. It's meant to run horizontal only, you need a ball bearing motor for vertical shaft use. The sleeve bearings have no ability to handle the thrust load of the rotor and will wear out rapidly. I'm pretty sure...

+1, I have a half dozen that I have been using for years. Its nice to be able to use regular inexpensive paper in whatever grit you want. Load 4 - 6 sheets and just tear them off when they are used up.

D2729; https://www.menards.com/main/plumbing/pipe-fittings/pvc-pipe-fittings/solid-pvc-sewer-and-drain-pipe-astm-d2729/4x10astm2729solid/p-1444438058058-c-8571.htm?exp=false

30' of 3/4" pex holds just over a half gallon of water. A decent showerhead flows at least 2.5 gallons per minute. The water gets from the tank to the shower head in 12 seconds.

Link belts on hard to replace Zamac step pulleys is a one way trip to heartbreak. Get the proper belt and be happy...

Pocket screws installed from the inside of the rails. Invisible and no extra holes or metal in the top surface. A basic Kreg jig kit is only about $30 if you don't have one already.

Badges and scale are original to the machine afaik.

Main casting is original paint, belt guard is Rustoleum 7786 smoke grey.

With two fridges, a freezer, and a big fish tank I don't think you need to worry about 10 watt devices. Seems pretty clear what is driving your consuption.

2.7x24x365/1000 = 23.6 kWh.

Clean with real TSP, prime with BIN (white pigmented shellac), paint with your choice of topcoat.

Walker-Turner 700 series.

If he's truly a friend, a beer. If he's just someone you know, whatever the prevailing hourly rate in Dallas is.

Called a drive lag.

Router plane, almost certainly home-made.

Citric acid

I'm going to throw my guess in; you have a 4 wire delta 3 phase service and that outlet is on the ******* leg. Strongly urge you to get qualified help to sort it out so that you don't get yourself hurt or worse.