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:unsure:..........I had to Google that one!:LOL:

alinc100, nice scores especially the Wright metric set, I like that style of Wright's. Well done (y)

See link below from 2017, made shed some light on your question. Not sure if insulation info is up to date though. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/threads/eps-under-slab-requirements.352847/

That's what I'm thinking, Looks like OP's is most likely a very early edition by Park Metalware

Received my 18 pc set of SAE anti-slips the other day, perfect condition and great price as you said.

Been sidelined for the past 3 to 4 weeks but finally able to get out this weekend though not much going on tool wise. Only thing to show for the weekend sales and from a newly retired machinist, 12" Starrett dial calipers for $10.

Does your neighbor own her property free and clear without any liens?

Seller willing to ship overseas?? can make all the difference in the world on the asking and selling prices.

^^^ As a structural engineer for 39 years this explains very well. I will qualify that above in my opinion applies mostly to pre-engineered metal buildings. Now if you are talking an existing stick built building utilizing hot rolled members such as wide flanges, channels, tubes etc. yeah we...

Looks like the top piece is used to transfer perpendicular wind forces on the wall that gather at the top plate to the roof diaphragm. Wind on the wall gets transferred to the truss bottom chord and immediately transferred to the top piece which in turn transfers the force to the top chord/roof...

Findings from the last 3 weekends or so. Some good sales and finds but also a lot of strike-outs. Snap-On alignment? tool, Snap-On brake tool and Snap-On 3/4" T-bar & extension Snap-On 3/8 drive long extension, some 1/4" Mac stuff, Mac SAE line wrench, Snap-On SAE combo, Vulcan Pliers Mac...

-I would add that it looks like you have 2000# on the beam, 1k =1000# , 1.00k/ft x 2' = 2k = 2000#. Not sure if that was your intent. -New wide flange steel WXxXX material would typically now be ASTM A992 with an FY=50ksi -Assuming you are talking about some trolley riding on top of the bottom...

Great haul on a bunch of quality USA metal 3bay. Especially the find on the Snap-On metric wrenches and the Matco Serpentine Belt wrench set looks familiar, picked up that same set a couple weeks ago. Well done (y)

Suez, that gets a you ****.........that is all.

Was the pad designed assuming a “plain concrete” design or designed as a “steel reinforced concrete” design?

A lot of strikes out this weekend but luckily on Friday on short notice a sale popped up on FB for a sale at noon. Ad said mechanic husband has passed away and she was cleaning out garages with tools. Get there 15 minutes early and she is open so ask her about the older Snap-On stack and another...

Kind of a strange week/weekend sales wise, start out going a tool tool tool sale at 8:00 am Thursday kind of poorly advertised and that's okay! so not many folks there at opening. Lots of mechanic type hand tools and lots of wood planes that the owner looked like he collected. Most of the...

Relief cuts within the footprint will most likely go against the assumptions the BendPak folks made when figuring the required slab/foundation design. Personally I would sketch up a plan view of the lift/slab 8'x16' layout indicating the concrete control joint location(s) and on the sketch...

What are the concrete floor/foundation requirements of the two? could that make a difference in your choice(s)?

Was strolling through my local "Running's" store and came upon Felo 500 series screwdrivers and given the asking price they may have been on close-out? especially when I had to dig to come up with the last set. Seemed cheap at $28 + tax for made in Germany screwdrivers so picked them up.