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I have spent 2 days reading every word and watching every video in this thread and I can hardly believe the talent that I have witnessed here. Not just your metal working talent but your ability to explain how to's is amazing. I can say that i'm proud to be a part of the same forum as you.

you can buy those braces from woodcraft if you have a store near you.

why not just buy a 3 speed fan motor and switch? too simple?

Never, ever pay all the money up front for anything, nada, zip. That is where all the problems in the world arise. Thats why c-list has all those notifications about paying money up-front for cars and other things. maybe not all but most are going to be ripoffs. :rocker:

I think that is an old distributor tool the end with the feeler gauge is for the points, the end with the tabs is actually a screw driver for the screws in the distributor holding the points and condenser. I have not seen one in a long time so its possible I'm wrong.

Skyking what is the antenna looking thingy on the wall by the outside unit?

why would you even consider mini-splits at all. I put 3.5 t heatpump in Texas with 100+ heat in summer and below 32 in winter and works fantastically. cost was not much more, with some trade-outs. and its a lot more unit.

why don't you just buy a walk in cooler, they are a refrigerator system and you can get one configured for your space. I bought one used from an auction a few years ago for a hunting camp and it would keep meat hanging at 40 degrees constantly

steel wool, oil, johnson paste wax to smooth out top of table saw

wrist pin:3gears:

what is the wall made of where the shelves will be. Can you install cantilevered shelve above your piping rack. that would cut down on your span for upper shelves and give more weight bearing. instead of 20 ft. clear span you could make it four or six or even 8 and give it plenty of support.

I have used just serrated flange nut with blue locktite and never had a problem at all on my cj tank

all you really need now, is a place to park them cars and get them out of the entertainment/gameroom area. :rocker:

I have an old Craftsman with cast iron wings and belt drive motor, and it works. rip cuts, cross cuts, dado's whatever you want it does it. a little dirty because it doesn't have sawdust removal system but I gotta broom and dustpan, it's not that hard. Oh yea got all my fingers and toes too. And...

Humidity is going to be a killer here in Houston. I like the vent idea with the seperate roof over the top for an air gap insulation, let the container breathe. but like some asked what kind of car if high dollar climate controlled storage would be a lot better:thumbup:

Don't let these yankee devils scare you outta Texas. My 30x40x10 has r19 in the wall and under the roof. 3.5 t heat pump with 16x8 door on west side and 8x8 door on east side in corner. stays a comfortable temp year round. Just turn it on when I'm out there and the highest bill so far has been...

I can't speak for Florida but Here in Texas it gets hot in the summer and every few years or so it gets cold it the winter. Since I worked out in the elements most of my working career, when I retired I said no more. My 30x40x10 is an insulated r-19 walls and roof plus efoil reflective. I...

Very nice, good shopping on cl and really like the pulls.

When I was at Lowes last week for my material run I saw that they now have Quincy compressors for sale in their 60 and 80 gallon sizes. I may check them out when I go back. I'm almost ready to upgrade from my 30 gal. craftsman

Sorry about the screw clocking comment in a previous post but I couldn't find anything else wrong. I was just wondering why not just buy a water cooled high frequency machine instead.