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It is a sweet gun. Only thing I don't like is the pin detent, got to keep a small screw in the case. Not as much power as the IR iq 20v serise but battery life is better on the Milwaukee 4.0 batterys

We use protos at work, from an 8" to an 18" they are a quality piece and have been hard pressed to find one better. I've used a few Irwins, and Cresents but not as solid in my opinion

Honestly, a new cover is only around 40 bucks. By the time you buy 10 slots, you have bought the cover

Having a bunch of lights with plugs are a pain and look messy. Better off with tandem t-8 fixtures with an electronic ballast. The tandem fixture is 8' long, two bulbs wide and two 4' bulbs long. They do make reflectors for these if you want to make sure all the light comes down but a nice white...

I did get some smoking deals on knipex stuff when they went on clearance. I bought the whole stock as they had linesman pliers for 9 bucks, 1'' emt bender for 19 bucks..i bought so much stuff I didn't need but couldn't pass the deal

and the bulbs always seem to burn out too soon and are more costly then regular bulbs. as said I would go with t-8 fixtures. my personal preference is the 8ft fixture that tandems 4-4ft bulbs so u don't have to buy or handle 8ft bulbs.

Those t5 fixtures at HD are cheep, and don't even have a shroud. With your 10' ceilings, i would go with something that has at least a metal reflector shroud. It doesnt have to be reflective but that would be even better. Best bang for the buck is a tandem 8' t8 fixture which is basicly 2 4'...

Nice shop.... i love fiber board siding, just a little $$$ for my tastes

YES!!!! That is the only reason i saved my old microwave untill i get time to take it apart

I thought about doing the same thing.... guy offered me a 40x60 with 16ft celings for 6,000.... he told me the amish could come in and do it if i didnt want to do it... where im going from here is how they do it. All they do it cut the barn at the gound to make it shorter.. goin from 16ft to 12...

If u think u could make a business out of it look here... they got some nice stuff that with a little investment u could prolly make a proffit and a small business doing truck beds, conctete coatings, spray foam.....ect...

The t8ho with refelectors still put out a TON of light and are much cheeper then the t5 versions. The t5 high bay with reflectors you are looking at 200 a pop. Like the ones pictured above

Wow!.... i will have to meet up with u sometime and check out your shop. I have kinda hot into blacksmithing recently and have started to love it. I work in Baltimore so where abouts are u?

Didnt know you were covering it...:thumbup:.. i just kinda breezed thru the whole thing looking at all the pics.:drool:

It may be cheaper, but in the years doin the trade i have never seen one and you said the one you found wasn't rated for enough amps... so, was just trying to get you another option.

??? Ummm.... what??? Im lost

Not really just wondering if it was feasible... here is what i was thinking..... Take a metal 1900 box (4"x4") with a blank plate on it that has a 3/4" knock out it. Get a cord "chinese finger trap" and hang a piece of 14-4 or 12-4 SJO cord(depending on the amperage of the breaker) from it...

Awesome build on the garage man! Lookin to build mine soon, thats why i joined this forum. Im supprised u havent looked into EMT to run your wire in. Little more expensive but it keep you wires protected, and makes a very clean industial look to the garage and allows for expansion later on with...

What's your ceiling height?

Atleast your not buying t-5 bulids.... talk about some $$ but talk about some light!