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I used 4 ft LED from Home depot - not the cheapest solution but works well. Store SKU # 1000532467 I shortened the molded cables so it looked neater. I wish the cabling was more modular ( screw terminals, etc) so it did not require soldering to look neat. They are switched in groups.

https://www.tooltopia.com/horizontal-cylinders-vs-vertical-cylinders

The SLP requires much higher clearance (distance above finished floor) to achieve rated lift force. The FM produced near 100% of rated lifting power right right out of ground because arms are not as "closed" up. Maybe it's not an issue, lower vehicle tend to be lighter ( sedans, etc) than...

Pulleys, slides and clamps make easy work for heavy beams.

I cheated.... i used the base of an older office chair. Most are rated for 250lbs+. Might upgrade to lockable casters!

21 foot long about 8 ft tall, 2x6 construction 19"OC , sheathed lifted into place over some pipes stubs with nothing more than few ropes and pulleys.

All comes down to fewer parts to inventory (lower cost) and of course, higher profit. Win win :) not for us, but for them.

In my application, I wanted to be able to read temp in different locations and control heat based on that input. It can also weigh each zone differently.

https://venstar.com/thermostats/accessories/remote-sensor-10k/ Some Tstat allow multiple sensors, this one allows series/parallel connection so you can average temp across multiple points - hard wired. Another option, also hard wired...

https://www.mckernan.com/wholesale-bulk/trigger-sprayers?group=ht&finish=28x400 Request samples :) Heavy solvents will mess up soft plastic bits inside, so don't expect long service life. Save the windex, 409 and other household cleaner spray bottles and sprayers. They have thousands of life...

it's mcmaster 93085K91, about $1/ft - i think you need about 28 ft, so i bought 10 and 20 ft lengths. Originally planned on having a sheet metal edge come up with lift ( rubber band? spring, gas shocks), friction fit w some felt washers with lip that extended under edge of lift so when lift...

I designed location of pipe and length of the hoses so that cabinet fit right over pipe coming up through the floor. I actually set the top of the pipe about 1/4" below finished concrete surface so finishers could make area smooth and level. I didn't glue it in place in case I wanted to go back...

Not exact.. but a good start https://www.ndspro.com/9-inch-square-galvanized-steel-grate.html

Heat gun / propane torch and scrape. Citrus paint remover for stubborn stuff. Finish off with random orbit w scotch brite pad.

Most likely PP (polypropylene)

I've done 12 or 14ga copper wire or tooth picks / bamboo skewers in the past when a hole gets wallowed out or block is very "light". Or you use wrong bit.. 5/16 looks awful lot like a 1/4" !

You need to pre-filter to catch the clumps.. usually from paint that is poorly mixed or was open can and you dont want paint skin clogging inlet filter. Inlet filter in the bottom of the HF paint "can" gets clogged very easily, it's wayyy too small for thick, viscous paint so you'll want to run...

Similar boat: Replacing 10yr old tank heater and water boiler with a combi unit from Rinnai. Purchased smallest model, not because cost but because low flow rate to activate hot water side. Heat calculation on hot water boiler also showed that it was oversized for the need, hence short cycle...

It does raise interesting idea.. sell old tools you haven't used in loong time to replace w something new that you *might* find more uses for. We all have that one or three drawers of stuff we'll never use again until we sell or throw them out. Some specially tool for a car you dont own...

Looks like push-on retaining ring typically used on shaft to keep it from falling out of its bore, ie pinned in place. Cheaper than cotter pin i guess.