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What is the maximum recommended daily intake of decaying dead ground hog for a family?!? That would be two!

Yes you could repair pex with the right tool and fittings (pex A and pex B have different fittings and tools). As pointed out would need break the concrete back so you have a few inches of pex to work with. As pointed out you could cut an inch or so then break it out (need to break it up ne...

Maybe just Elmer's glue? 🙄

Yes “safety” glass was what I heard it called as a contractor.. even “fire glass”. When there’s a fire it stays in place and continues to act as a smoke (or flame) barrier in a fire. Secondarily in a door and before tempered glass it was “safety” glass; that way when you trip and fall into or...

You should post a video! I love chainsaw demo!

I have used the unfinished oak, quality is fine for an inexpensive cabinet but they don’t paint up wall due to large pores in oak. Hence, I usually just clear finish; if you paint them do several coats of heavy bodied primer first and sand between and the will look good although grain will still...

Thats cool! I also have the Flir camera and love it, on the right day/climate you see studs in the wall etc.

in commercial / institutional construction we use latex “dryfall” paint shot with an airless. Ive used both Sherwin Williams and Diamond Vogle brands. Its a pretty standard commercial building product.

Conservation of Energy law: “Energy cannot be created or destroyed, only transformed from one form to another” The wife buys food, we eat it and convert it into energy, where we store that energy by stacking up logs; then release our energy into the shop (or house) burning the logs for heat for...

It’ll hold most things.. don’t store you gold bars up there!

14" carbide tooth cut off saw; I have evolution, you'll never go back!

When I used conventional furnace in my (leased) office warehouse it was just one 8 x 16 outlet at end of trunk after passing through office. Had a commercial box fan to pump (not dribble) the high warm air down into the concrete (kept temp moderate untill use then full bore. I (and many) am...

Don't need an engineer to read the manufacturers span tables.. : )

Double Microlams; the above reference to 14” sounds right (from back when I framed a bit).

Focus on RV guys, this is way simple a huge percentage of RVs add a simple system, I did our hybrid bumper tow 10+ years ago. Bought 1 panel and the controller from the same company; it kept our 2 inexpensive Walmart deep cycles charged great while stored and extended remote camping days (only...

I bought my used Rotary SPOA9 (3 phase) from a guy who had it stored outside. It was marked from a Richie Brother auction, guessing he didn’t realize it was 3 phase. As such it was the cheapest name brand certified lift I found. I don’t agree with above that you will spend $1,000’s on parts, but...

I have a 40 x 60 built by a "Tinner" freind for his fab shop. H put in the center of the far 40' end blowing through the shop so as one said above somewhat away from where I ussually work (not a tinner). It is 100,000 BTU's and as said warms it up pretty fact in Colorado. He put the thermostat...

Both are excellent. Some will prefer each. Quincy has a strong (almost cult) following, IR is industry standard in many industries. (And to confuse more I got a newer Champion 7.5HP with my recent shop purchase and am completely happy)

Probably got rid of his computer!

I have never seen "side vent" oil burner nor wood burner. Both would likley soot up the exterior wall. But I get not wanting 35' of flue, might even require more maintenace as flue gas cools and deposits materail on the walls of the flue. I like the concept of both (have heated with wood and...