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You need to get a smaller wheel/pulley for the motor so it will turn the compressor slower but less load on the motor. Check the website for a compressor that uses the same pump with a 10hp motor if they show one, then get the motor pulley for that one. Otherwise you will have to sell that one...

It is called friction tape and you can still buy it.

Here is mine a single 175 w HID, full cut-off about 18' up.

Gas infrared is best for shops, quick heat, then you can shut it off when you get working. It also allows you to put it in multiple locations so you only use it where you are working, forced air is not efficient and there is usually no need to heat the entire space, just heat objects/people.

In my case I keep the welding bottles in the welding area, I have firewood racks outside, so I have to go past that to. They are just too heavy to deal with that. The propane tanks I have several, forlift, manlift, and spot location heaters. I keep them outside next to my propane fill tank...

In the case of imperialman67, the question is what code was in place when his plans were approved.

Just don't let the plate compactor vibrate against the slab as you get the thickness built up, it could chip a corner even on a cured slab

I have used several of those. It looks like someone was letting their sandpaper get over there. It should not prevent you from using it, if it won't go on you could use a thread file and clean it up a bit.

I started before they were heard of or maybe even dreamed about, never needed them still don't. I just can't figure what has kept the government from getting their nose into this field of licensing, they do it for houses but not cars. At least not in CA which has a government that rivals the...

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You might look for an A/C disconnect, just a box with a way to disconnect power, some use a switch , some just a pullout device, those compressors usually have a disconnect at pressure switch that might qualify. It is mainly for you final install, you need a box to connect to anyway, might as...

When I pour a concrete slab for overhead doors I slope the first 12" in the door ways, if that was not done you could rent a grinder and slope it out, unless of you have other hard surface material outside that won't allow it.

usually when the gun is closed the pump bypass opens and they idle, not sure about yours.

NEC says dedicated circuits did not need a GFCI.

That is a nice saw but they don't make it in a right handed version.

I installed a winch on my trailer. The original location of the spare was behind the box. I made an open top fair-lead for the back of the trailer.

I used my shop forklift for both of them and also for installing my pedestal crane.

I would connect them separate and use different tables if two people are welding at the same time. There is a picture of my 600 sedan in my albums.

I like my Milwaukee 2667-20, I don't like to compromise when it comes to tools.

I 2nd the Grundfos constant pressure system, the pump I got was all stainless. They use far less electricity. The flow is so even it is like municipal system. The power useage has been about $7.00 per month.