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Is there epoxy floor coatings that will take years of brake cleaner, gasoline spills from a fuel line or mower, diesel fuel, or gear and hydraulic oils? It looks awesome but I seem to always find photos of beautiful shops with the area under lifts and parked cars looking like hell.

On another note, who here prefers nails over screws? I worked with a contractor once that used nails and glue exclusively over screws. I thought it was crazy but it was great and very quick. He also used the paper tape not the fiberglass. On **** joints where there is no taper, to you guys...

Good to know! On another note, is there a sticky or thread for PSA threads like this?

Re: My bolt-on 911 aero: it will never be pretty, but now it's much easier to pack Very well done, and it "looks" very IMSA-esque and like it works well. What is the angle on the rear diffuser?

Purlins go across the trusses or between, girts are on walls and go across the posts or between.

Half the RPM, twice the torque? It would be interesting to see how it cuts in an unbiased comparo. If the cutter speed is half as well, which depends on their drive sprocket design as well, it is going to feel like an old 4 stroke gas chainsaw except with even more torque before it bogs out...

I was reading those concrete prices and then checked the date...

New Gen 2 boot is on! Like a glerrrve. Sent from my SM-N910V using Tapatalk

Which is cheaper per square installed, OSB, Plywood, Drywall, or steel? I've done a 40x60x16 in drywall, finished and painted, almost wonder if steel would have been easier and cheaper?

You're gonna need a tanker truck to keep that beast fed!

Well I did it, Rural King had on black friday a one item 20 percent off, I used it on the 2767 Gen II 1/2" impact. Came out to be $180 after tax. Sold my Gen I for what I paid for it, $150 cash. Now, if only I can find the protective boot without costing me an arm and a leg, anyone found one...

Any plans to make a larger version of this? It seems extremely efficient, but I would be looking for something along the lines of 25scfm.

Are there any specs on the gen 2 m12 hex impact other than it's shorter in working height and probably lighter, does it have any more torque than the current m12 hex impact? Also, just want to put in here that I'm fully addicted. I got the M18 fuel surge impact/drill driver kit for my birthday...

Subscribed! :beer:

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Forgot to add - this is a multipurpose garage, from hosting parties to working on cars, tractors, etc.

Not a standard phase converter but a VFD, which I believe that some have soft start features on them?

I'm trying to wrap my brain around all of the different lighting options out there and as you can imagine it's been a tough road. I have a 21x21 attached 2 car garage with 10' ceilings. I have one 300w equivalent CFL in the center of the garage above the opener and one 200w equivalent CFL...

Great work! Quick question on one of those beast compressors - could you use two single phase 240v motors to run one instead of the big 3ph 480v units? Or can some of them be re-wired to 240v and ran with a vfd?

Re: let there be light! What fixtures did you go with? If it's as bright as what your picture looks like, that's amazing.