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Check with an HVACR supply house. Maybe a pump down switch like this: https://www.supplyhouse.com/MARS-43350-Low-Pressure-Control-40-PSI-Cut-Out-80-PSI-Cut-In There are adjustable switches also. https://www.supplyhouse.com/Johnson-Controls-Pressure-Controls-10963000

Do you have a programmable tstat? Maybe it's set to cycle the airhandler if the system hasn't ran for a certain amount of time, and while the airhandler is running the tstat senses enough change to kick in the compressor.

Looks kinda like a broom corn cutter. Is it big enough to trim a wisk broom?

Have you checked the water heater tp valve?

Genie lift and pallet racks. I picked up a GL-10 on craigslist for $400

Sounds like the perfect place for a car/truck hood fabbed into an awning. https://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=413258&highlight=hood+awning&showall=1

Kinking it and cut / clean up with tin snips.

I will add: Just as with copper brazing, the zoomlock connections will have to be done right. Dirty copper doesn't sweat or braze and ragged tube ends will not work on zoomlock.

HVACR Tech here, mainly refrigeration, 24 yrs. My paw-in-law started in this business in the early 1960’s and has seen many changes, mostly for the better. He used star bits and a hammer to drill holes in concrete for anchors. Almost cussed me when I bought a Bosch Bulldog SDS, until I let him...

Check with the local supply houses, HVACR, Plumbing, Electrical...etc. Some of the cordless tool companies/sales reps offer a trade in discount. I've bought several Milwaukee M12 and M18 tools/kits and gotten a $100.00 off with trade in.

Bingo I remember my dad having one of those.

No1 phillips screwdiver will probably ream it out enough for your needs.

Maybe an eyelet or grommet?

Cantilevered awnings....no posts to get in the way. Mezzanine over the office/bathroom. Maybe a loading dock.

Check for water leaking into/inside the flue.

https://www.harborfreight.com/18-in-magnetic-tool-holder-60433.html One of these magnetic strips mounted to the side of a file cabinet holds my pry bars. The handle of the pry bar rests on the top of the magnet strip.

Cool find! It should weigh about 13.48grams or .47 oz. Do you have a friend with a powder scale?

Copper fittings and pipe might work for you. Look for a 3in x 1in reducing coupling. You would still have to sweat a short piece of pipe in each end to get the od .

Yep. This is my anti-carple tunnel tool. When you're spinning screws or nuts to remove/replace panels on equipment, this is perfect. I've been using one of these for HVACR work for years. Just picked up two at HD this morning.

Look for construction supply houses in your area. Some plumbing, electrical, HVACR supply houses can get better deals than Home Depot.