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OP, got an update picture with everything complete? (including your stuff placed back in the garage)

Ended up purchasing 3 sets of each this weekend. Used them and really like them. (I've never had a ratcheting wrench before) on one of the metric sets, the 10mm "sample wrench" was missing, I didn't realize it until I got home.. when I took it back up to the store, they had 6 more metric...

im seeing $10/set also (atlanta area) edited to add: picking up two of each later.. (I'll sell one metric/one SAE to you guys that dont have access to the deal - $20/ea) :-)

I bet that is going to be a pain! (bringing in new #4 service wire through the living space to the garage, then #8 from the garage to the basement).. Is there an easy way to get from the basement to the garage?

I wondered about that coiled up lineset youre referring to. Oasis ES series requires professional final connections and charge/startup?

I've wondered about these units from MR Cool..

I would hope that people are removing the crosscut blade before cranking up some of those setups..

Bottom line.. You need enough suction to pull ALL the particulates out of the air AT THE SOURCE, then you need to be able to slow that air down so the particulates largely fall out of solution(air) and gather in the bag.. the Fines are the problem, anything will pickup the big pieces and...

How are you going to burn up a motor that attaches to an impeller which only moves a compressible gas?

you might want to read THIS site as well.. generally speaking, the smaller units dont pull enough CFM to actually remove the harmful dust (at the machine), so it essentially floats around for several hours giving you more opportunity to inhale it. sobering read..

what is the power consumption on these?

Even more reason to have the components needed on hand. I live in the middle of a suburban thunderdome and it wouldn't shock me to see a neighbor wheel a forge and anvil out into his driveway one morning.. now, THAT is a conversation starter...

worth 4 of another type? when I looked for them on Amazon they were $22/ea (unless you were purchasing 10x of them)

I went ahead and grabbed them when I was at HD this weekend. they're great.. they dont seem to have any restrictive flow issues, they work with Husky's high flow posts and I like the ability to pull air off the tool when not in use because I've always got little ones in the shop with me...

his is a great channel..

my goal as well.. floor looks great!

I just installed lighting bright (and dispersed) enough in the shop that I wouldn't need additional under cabinet lighting.

for a 30'X50' shop, and a 50gallon tank compressor - I'd scrap the idea of using 1/2" anything and focus on 3/4". get a 200' rapid air master kit or get a 100' master kit and buy one of the additional 100' rolls (just tubing) that they sell. you can find both on ebay pretty cheap.

video showing vice grips and exhaust bracket used to form a bead..

it's silly to have 10-15 threads that cover the same information. since it's still pertinent, I thought I might update it with a potentially "new" product (not sure when the husky couplings came out)..