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I do remodeling, and all the plumbers around us use the Uponor wirsbo propex stuff. Seems to be the most fool proof pex system. Dave

i have installed a couple of versa lifts for customers. They work well, and are relatively easy to install. https://versaliftsystems.com/product/versa-lift-model-32w-wireless-remote-8-11-ft?gclid=Cj0KCQjw1-fVBRC3ARIsAIifYOOtuL5Ar8Xf2XmKQ4dJm0PJBuTmPZKyBrWSi9gaOGevD71VN3OQktsaAsKREALw_wcB Dave

Quick sugestion on the rj45 connectors. These are the best for diy. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B07451LPHR/?tag=atomicindus08-20 Paladin ez rj45, you can invest in the crimper too, but you can also use a standard one. The great thing with these is you can strip your conductors 4-5" long, push...

Great Job! I have a system that uses the old xbox, but it recently died. What raspberry pie software did you use? R u happy with the emulators? Thanks, Dave

That looks like like an older Harbor Freight jack of mine, I briefly searched for parts, but had no luck. You might try searching for HF, jack parts. I will see if I can get a part number from my jack. Dave

this cheesy kit, actually has a cool little template to rout out for the plate depth. I wish I could find a heavy duty version. It might be worth it for your one time job thou. You screw the template guide into the screw holes, and it allows you use a mini router thing with any drill, you...

Since it is digital now days, I would be inclined to try it with rg6quad, BUT if have spools of the stuff. I would try it on the spool, usually you can get at booth ends, slap some connectors on it and try it out before you go with pulling it in the conduit. Digital will keep the pic going...

Thanks drivesit, I get what your saying it makes sense. Thanks and I will fill in my info! Dave

Sorry I have not been able to reply before now, the jaws are 5" wide. I think when I get back in town I am gonna work on removing them, they currently are completely flat, and I can remember growing up, having things shift while working on them. What would be the best way a removing them...

I just found the same vise on ebay. http://www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Wilton-Swivel-Vise-Gunsmith-Blacksmith-Bench-645-5-Jaw-8-Opening-/152266713826?hash=item2373cdaae2:g:UBUAAOSwIgNXv3HV This one has the standard wilton jaws. So I would assume that mine has had some southern engineering! The...

BTW, did Wilton braze on some jaws? Or has this been done at some later time? I wonder if I remove these current jaws they will have the taps for Wilton jaws. Dave

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Thanks Driveitfar, that time line would roughly line up with what I was thinking. I was born in 71, and can remember tinkering around with it my whole life. The 645 seems to be the nearest match I have found. I got to spend some more it this evening. I was cleaning on it some more, and...

BTW, I sent a message to that member, but they only had a few post, and it has been years. Dave

Sorry drivesitfar, when I posted I did not see your reply. Its funny, you mention that thread. As I search for info, the GJ, seems to be the most common result on google. I did find this. In this post from "the vises of garage journal" post 3689, a member describes this vise to a T, and even...

Thanks Oregon, I have been checking out google images of wilton vise's and have not seen this exact model. I do get some hits on the 111103 and 111102 stamped into the jaws, they do not seem to be connected with this exact model. I will keep on searching thou. Dave

Hey guys, I am trying to refurbish this Wilton I got from my brother. He had it for 7 years since my dad passed, and had not touched it. I got it from him, and want to restore it. BTW, it closes but will not open, I guess this little threaded key is the part that I need. I really apprectiate...

If I understand your needs right, you could use a simple speaker selector box. These allow you to use multiple sets of speakers off one amp (it keeps the impedance at the amp proper) Some of them have volume controls for each zone. These range in price from about $80 to $300 or so for ir...

I use the diamond tile/grout tip quite often. I also use the scraper blade too, but I just use an old saw blade. That is the only drawback to these tools, if you hit a nail or two you loose teeth, but do not toss the blades. Once they are to worn out for cutting anymore, they work great for...

You might check out a diy mini split system. This takes out most of outrageous cost that hvac guys take on for their "wag" factor of being unfamiliar with them. There is the Frigidaire Breeze series, and the Mr. Cool or something like that. These are pre-charged with freon and the line set is...