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I did this one on a bench I just built for my son in law. The idea was so he can take it off if he heeds a clear bench top. I also have one on my own welding bench. Same idea set it off to the side when doing big projects.

Here’s a bench I just finished for my son in law. The file cabinet I bolted in as a low budget tool storage. made from 2’ square stock. Has adjustable pads on the legs. The vise is removable with a pin on an old trailer hitch

Cut a stick the size of a pencil. Stick it in the fish past the hook. Hold the line against the stick with your thumb. Give the fish a spin. Hook will be in the stick and the fish near your feet.

Franklin Planner for me. Just a place I keep everything form shopping lists , receipts, car Maintance. Plus the Calendar to keep track of stuff out 18 months .

This one I’ve had for a few years. No markings on it it weights 242 pounds. I use it in the shop. It was a nice find.

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I have a Hobart 140. I’ve had it 15 years . Probably no better than a Lincoln . But I have enjoyed t. And I’m surprised what it can do.

I’ve carried a Leather-man every day for over 20 years. It’s an original PST11. About 10 years ago I spent more than it was worth for a hand made leather sheath . Has a stud instead of a snap. Money well spent.

Use 3/4 IPS plastic . You’ll need a riser at the tank. One at the house along with an underground tee then off to the garage with a riser at the garage . 3/4 IPS piping at 250 feet will handle 681,000 BTU’s . That should do it. Mike

I size this stuff every day. I can help . The length of the run? How far is the tanks from the buildings and how far apart are they ? Running line with risers to each building is a great idea. I like plastic gas line the best with protected risers coming out of the ground. If you want to get...

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Wholesale prices are high now. Typical this time of year. Lots of domestic propane being exported out of the country. Wait until it’s down a little more 30% is 150 gallons. Long term own your own tank. Contract with one vender for the winter season. Mike

Cape May is a cool place. My daughter lives there. I visit a couple times a year. Nice Shop !

I build my chicken house in 1997. Had chickens ever since. I lined the complete floor and sidewalls up a foot with Rabbit cage wire. Rats have never been able to get it. I’ve never ever lost a chicken to a predator. A metal chicken house does not appeal to me. Mike

I worked for them for 21 and a half years to the day. I’ve been gone 4 years. First guy off a sinking ship gets a ride in the life boat.

Modine Hotdawg HD45. What I’ve had in my shop for 15 years. Never look back.

Won’t run the way it’s hooked up. A 22 KW generator is 374,000 BTU’s. You need a 2d stage regulator piped in next to the generator. And then vented away. Because it’s within 10 feet. Add a first stage at the tank. Piping is fine.

Hot air moves to cold. Put where it’s easy to vent. I like the Modine Hotdawg. On a side wall in the center will work fine

With a regulator both on the generator and one on the house in a way have to gas systems on one high pressure line. When the generator is running any appliances in the house will not starve for gas

Go straight to the Generator. 1/2 copper coated is fine. Regulator at the generator. Then same line on to the house. Regulator at the house through the plate. Once inside the house the pressure behind that regulator is 1/2 a pound. If local codes allow. The same 1/2 copper will run a stove...