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Mez header is double 2x12 supported every 12' with double 2x6 and 3rd 2x6 attached to the rafters.

Was asked for more pics of the mezzanine.

I work industrial maintenance for a multi-national corporation. It's almost impossible to get those for our department, forget about anything for the employee. When contractors come in to do the work we've done in the past they almost always get brand new power tools. When we request some items...

You buy tools for new hires??

Bought the 6 pack of 6.0s a couple years ago and was $299.

Nothing rare or special but picked up another one of these bullets for a c-note. My second of this model and this one has original paint. Also have a smaller, newer 1745.

Staircase moving along.

16' stair stringers, check.

Materials for stairs

Next project, shop mezzanine. 8' wide x 44'. Made a double 2x12 header, hung it in one piece, alone.

What magnetic lights are those? Also thinking about incorporating a line laser like that.

They are definitely stout lifts, I've said they are 3/4 a Mohawk at 1/2 the price. The pump wiring, that's just standard SO cord and not a Worth thing. The lock releases are made into the carriage and not the column, so I don't think single point release is a feasible option, JMO. My 10K...

After too many years finally had some spray foam done in the shop. Ceiling and top 8' of the walls. Leaving the bottom 8' so I can do more wiring and then close up with 6" of fiberglass before covering. Foam prices have really jumped in the last 7 yrs!

Unfortunately, my Snap-on Verus died and don't think I'm buying another. Not enough ROI at this point.

My line of work is industrial maintenance, mechanical side. Once is an anomaly, twice is a coincidence, three times is a pattern. Over the last 7 yrs this has happened way more than 3 times. Walk into the bathroom, turn on hot water, heater turns on and GFCI trips. ONLY times I have ever had...

Understand, it's the GFCI that trips and not the breaker. My guess, it's from the PWM water heater causing the GFCI to see a variation in the ground/neutral. I definitely don't have sensitive enough graphing meters to prove this. Adding something as low as a 5w nightlight to a 1500w space...

I'll check into that, probably ~6 yrs old now. No codes or warranty reasons, just figured it a worthwhile upgrade.

When we started building the house, over 8 years ago now, every room was wired for coax and cat6. Still waiting to use the cat6, lol. (no terrestrial ISPs, still) Good to know about a ONT and I can plan for it's location.

Have two random breaker trippers at my place. One is a GFCI outlet in the shop bathroom. Bathroom has a dedicated electric tankless water heater. Ocasionally when turning on the hot water the outlet will trip w/o load on it. With any load, even a simple night light, it has never tripped. WH is...

Installed a SquareD QO surge breaker years ago, luckily never needed it...yet.