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I bought a swann system which had four cameras expandable to 8 on the dvr and works on my droid based phone for remote viewing. its all hard wired to my router in the house with the dvr in the detached garage and it works great and was reasonably easy to install. love it.

I have Hitatchi 15 ga and I have put about 6000 nails through it not one jam. Also have hitachi siding coil nailer with about 3 boxes of coil nails shot and not one jam. Just keep them oiled and you are good to go.

Lowes or Home Depot both have them for sale.

you could grind the welds down close to the base metal and if you grind too far you can always weld a bead to build it back up , I personally would use a gouge tip and wash the weld out but that would mean a trip to welding supply but you need to do that anyway if you need gas.

That's a great looking box, entertainment system you built, and after a hard day at the shop you can listen to tunes, pop open a cool one and sit on your tailgate while you wind down.:3gears:

Hell since I retired I mostly go bare footin, except when I go to town. then I wear some sort of M/C boots as I ride alot.:thumbup:

It may be a Gov. conspiracy, They want to know what is in your Garage:evil:

I have to agree there, there is to be no oil except at the tool being used all other air should be dry regulated air and no exceptions.:lol_hitti

Hell, I just installed a 3.5 ton A/c heatpump combo to take care of winter heat and summer cooling. makes me happy, happy, happy. :lol_hitti

I have made a few, in my time but mostly used 6in pvc and filled them with quick crete. Works pretty well of course you need to put them in before concrete slab is poured.

I do have grandkids, that like to ride bicycles and also like to work on them just like I did when I was a kid. That means that I've got to go to the store and find some kind of foolproof hookup that won't let my boxes fall over on them. I couldn't stand it if they got hurt.

I put 5/8ths plywood on mine. but you can use just about anything you want, It can be amazing some of the walls you can find if you start looking

my building here is Texas is a 30x40 pole style building on a poured slab, meaning the slab was poured first then 2x6 plate and 4x6 poles anchored to the plate with 2x6 girts on 10 foot high walls. I insulated with r-19 insulation batts. then finished the inside with 5/8 plywood. We don't have...

I didn't realize how few people noticed the ,WARNING DO NOT REMOVE that was stamped on the first picture when enlarged. Why would someone want to avoid any type of warning like that. It was probably a one use only fitting. Now you done it.

this is depressing, I'm going to go count my money. shouldn't take over a year! lol

Mine is still a construction zone/ garage as it is still not finished. I still have to do the ceiling and then trim all the walls and ceiling and finish the restroom, and a lot of painting. It was built in 2008 and it has been worked on since. I do it a section at a time as I am able mostly by...

I have 2x6 run horizontally spaced on 2ft. centers with r-19 in wall and ceiling under e-foil reflective insulation with no problems but my space has a/c and heat with heat pump system in southeast texas work fine in winter and summer. I used 24 in. batts which was no problem just staple to 2...

As far as blades not staying on you might try some of the tool parts places and see if they stock new tyres for the rollers or replacement guides if they are worn. I just rebuilt one about a year age with new guides, stop block, and tires. runs and cuts like a charm. there are several of these...

motofool, if you are in the city limits of humble proper, then you can go to the city inspection office and the inspector will give you some information about what you can do. If you are not in the city of Humble then you will need to contact the harris county building Engineer and the will tell...

Why not just pour a stem wall around the perimiter and then build walls