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I just ordered a dozen each of #7 and F, I tap a lot of 1/4-20 and the F is the tap size for 5/16-18 as well as the clearance size for 1/4" Everyone should pick up a 115 piece set from HF just in case if you don't have better ones already.

You couldn't be more wrong on this statement. Pro's will spend the money on a higher quality tool if it meets their needs other wise Fein, Hilti and quite a few other manufactures would not be around. I was searching for a dry cut saw for the shop, I looked at all the available offerings, in...

I really like the fact that he talks out his ***, makes the videos fun to watch and you might accidentally learn something. And like IGN said he is willing to fess up to his mistakes, props in my book. Do you know how many engineers it takes to change a light bulb? 3 1 to write the proposal...

I keep mine in a cup on the bench cap down and they last a long time.

Very cool!! What kind of steering are you planning?

I would go for the single larger space, you can always use interior walls or curtains to divide up the space, but when you need a large space only a large space will do.

Buy or rent a few sections of scaffolding to work off of. Temporary ledger boards will help support the material while you position and fasten it in place. A "C" clamp and rope is a great way to lift the materials up on the scaffolding.

Thats great!! Now you don't have to worry about the $$ to fix the compressor. I was thinking about you yesterday as I was driving and how announcing your intentions may keep you from actually following through. Since I started my YouTube channel I find myself driven to complete things so that...

I have built a few, I use a liquid gas tank coating from the parts store, don't remember the name, just dump it in and roll the tank around to coat.

I'll try and remember to check my stash tomorrow. I know I have used grinding disks that are more then 10 years old and none of them have done anything. He used a pin wrench to remove the nut, I rarely have to do that, push in the lock and give the disk a twist and it comes right off, just...

Funny this should come up, I just turned off the water heater in the shop a few weeks back and was contemplating it again this morning as I was washing my hands in the very cold water. I have a 40gal electric because we have a shower in the shop and over the summer it gets used a lot, but...

I have had good luck with brazing rod, just clean it well and have a go.

I have a Milwaukee and a Makita both 14" that I use maybe once every 2 years or so, the Makita has a masonry blade on it for cutting brick from a sidewalk project. They both do the job well but I really only use them when I need to cut larger hard materials other wise I prefer either the dry...

I host mine here now, I know we are limited to 1000 pics or something like that but for now it is working for me and I do not have to worry about what a third party site like PB does.

I just went through this, I had 40 or 50 chunks from 1x4 to 6x6, anything less then 6" went into the burn pile, anything with a crack or split went in as well, then I went through the rest and tossed more only keeping 2 of each of the 6" size in the shop all the longer pieces went into a tote...

All restored that would make a cool side table, as a user I would pass.

I'm ashamed to be associated with people who would make comments like these. These guys are putting themselves out there to pass along ideas and knowledge for free. Constructive criticism is good, comments like these are waste of bandwidth.

He based it off of Jermey Schmidt's design. Build video. Plans and FAQ video. He has several more videos on some of the accessories and tables he has built for it. I used some of his ideas on the design for the one I am building.

From what I have read is that the incoming line is unregulated and you use separate regulators for each devise. So I would need a regulator for the torch, one for the foundry/forge and one for the heat source. My understanding is that you do not want to have a regulator before the manifold...

Easy fix, since you have passed inspection pull the GFCI breakers and install a standard breaker, if you decide to sell the property then reinstall the GFCI.