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picked up the rest of it. total 10 - 36" x 12' uprights 10 - 42" x 12' uprights 66 - 9' beams 12 - 10' beams 31 - random plywood decks

I have been watching for it regularly. This was at a local chain lumber yard about 40 miles away. They are renovating some of their yard and posted this morning. About half to a third of the price I normally see it.

Think I can get it in one of those USPS flat rate boxes?

I went to buy a few sections of pallet racking today that I found on Craigslist. My dad decided he wanted a couple sections too. Came home with this trailer load and have to go back for the other half of the beams and plywood decking tomorrow. Now to get some space cleared out to get some set up.

any brand name or other writing on the tool?

put some of this over the insulation:http://www.menards.com/main/building-materials/siding/log-siding/siding/meadow-valley-2-x-6-x-8-red-cedar-smooth-shiplap-log-siding/p-1444439357727-c-5833.htm?tid=1005026712225154753 or many other variations of "log" siding

It is probably not condensation coming from below the slab but it probably wouldn't hurt to make sure that water is draining away from the house. There is a lot of debate as to whether a crawlspace should be vented or not. My personal opinion is that the crawlspace should be sealed unless it...

Thank you for your useful advise complaining about people not giving advise:lol_hitti Anyway some people just use a kit like this one: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0015A11U2/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Looks great. where did you get all the bins?

like this: http://www.amazon.com/dp/B000PS8U5E/?tag=atomicindus08-20

cut and chip concrete or build a box a few inches off the floor and make yourself a "throne"

10 different surveyors, 11 different answers

As for 220 for an electric car, run as big a wire as you can or run as big of a conduit as you can. The electrical requirements keep going up for bigger batteries and faster charging. 30amp is about the minimum you can use now and if you want future upgrades without tearing everything out I...

It has every relation to 100 year old surveys. Often modern surveys are based on old surveys and when surveys start from different old survey markers and descriptions they do not work out. The modern surveyor then makes a decision that they are the "correct" one and it goes on and on and on...

andgott, did yours come from amazon? If so, they have 2 different versions. Mine has a red handle with the trigger on the bottom and a wire standoff while yours is black with a trigger on top and a stamped/machined standoff. Interesting. I hope I got the better version:lol:

Mine arrived today. Put it together in a few minutes and used the 110 plug I had on hand. Cut through 1/8 steel like nothing on 110 and my pancake compressor. Waiting for my 220 plug to arrive to really test it out with the big compressor. Going to use my 30 amp generator cord for double duty.

that is the non pilot arc version

Pilot Arc version on lightning deal on amazon right now for 264 http://www.amazon.com/dp/B0052OX876/?tag=atomicindus08-20

A few more finished and mounted pics. As you can see the jaws were a little thin so someone fabbed some spacers that I painted black and reinserted. I'm guessing the jaws were made for a different model Wilton. They are 1/2 inch thick.

My "New" 1955 Wilton 9400 My grandpa was cleaning out an old building that he is selling after a number of years. I told him there was only one thing I wanted out of it. I had to give him $40, which he and I both know was a steal. I didn't realize its major flaw since I never really...