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I use a card catalog from the old University of Kentucky library. Bought it for $15 back in the 90s when they opened the new library. I don't have a picture of mine, but it is identical to this one. without the multicolored labels that is...

I have a quick and easy solution for the stripped out holes... Take the door off and use a hammer to tap a wooden golf tee into the stripped hole. Take a small saw or even a sharp razor and cut the top of the tee (part where the ball sits) off. Reattach the the hinges and rehang the door. I...

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I really did enjoy reading about both of your builds. I too would leave the interior exposed to show off the craftsmanship if it were mine. Although, it would be nice to have it insulated. Here is a suggestion (it would take forever to complete but it would be neat. Insulate the voids...

Great score! The only way it would have been better is if it was a dual pump quincy on an 80 gallon tank with the controller box for $200 like my compressor find :) Sorry, just had to rub it in. I too love craigslist. -casey

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SG, I just crank the dial on the front of the heater all the way up.

I wanted to use an external thermostat on my G73 but I didn't want to have to buy 100ft of #10 wire ($$) to put the thermostat on the other side of the barn. Here's what I did. I used a 30amp, 2-pole contactor with a 24VAC coil. I had an old 24VAC blister pack lying around from a door bell...