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SOOOO....didja cry like a little poo-poo baby....well, didja?? :ROFLMAO:

I can see where this would be real handy...BUT....since I have a 3.5' wide x 6' deep x 22 FT. LONG pit, I really don't need it!:whistle:(y)

Recently had my torsion spring door get loose on one pulley and door was hangin' there with one end disconnected, and the door obviously was in a BIND!! After close inspection, I realized the set screws in the pulley were worn enough where they weren't getting a good "set" in the shaft...

WTF is "SWMBO"???

In this case, I would ignore the "non-lubricated due to being enclosed".....I would jump in and get INSIDE the damn housing, and lube it up GOOD!! I have the wall-mounted springs, and a couple times a year I will take my oil can and dribble some oil all along the length of both springs....it...

One big ad for his "business"......

MY garage/party area......these are just a small example as to what the whole area looks like..... the 3.5' wide x 6' dp x 22' LONG pit is ****!!

I'm done wif this "mildly entertaining" thread...

WOW Mike....in 1 post U AGREE, and with this post U totally disagree with your original "like" post....WTF??? This is NOT a fkn workplace, and at 120 psi, which is WELL under the 480 psi rated mat'l, it would never burst...and, IF it did, coming out of a 1" PVC Sched. 80, it would NOT be...

Well, Stuart.....EXCUSE Me for not relating to water vs. air....hell, pressure IS pressure...I was simply pointing out that heavy wall PVC CAN be used for a LOT o' pressure applications.....U think I don't know they are TOTALLY SEPARATE THINGS??!!:mad:

WOW mike931x, that was a FAST response....thank YOU!

I have a 125 psi compressor, and I've used 1" Sched. 80 pvc pipe, which is rated for 480 psi, which is MORE than adequate for my compressor. My compressor is outside of my enclosed, insulated work/party area, and I run this overhead and down to the work/party area...been that way for over 10...

TERMITES!!:mad:

Beemerphile: You call THAT a CAD drawing!! I have, and still do CAD (even 3-D) drawings, and that IS NOT a hot damn CAD drawing, not by a long shot!! :rolleyes: :sleep:

Built my 16x24 garage about 6 years ago in s.w. Mi...only needed a "ratwall" slab.

Mike65....U did NOT mention a good A/C unit....my 48 sq. ft. has a 10k btu A/C....as well as a ceiling mounted 45k btu furnace, fridge, pool table, surround sound, & 3.5' wide x 6' deep x 22' (YES, 22 ft. long) pit with separate covers for easy coverage for safety!

NO, I hardly stink so....why wood I want a hot damn camping toilet??!!(n) Go search it YERSELF!! :rolleyes:

ed_v: Your "link" to camping toilets duzzn't do a damn thing....only takes you to the Lowe's site, NO direct pic or anything relating to the "camping toilet".... It's just as well....cuz I have my trusty urinal outside of my party room but still inside the building (pvc pipe to the...

I'm with you, ItsNemo, I would never be caught without shoes/boots in my garage, or anywhere for that matter, except for in the house!!

I disagree....I have my work benches, 2 out of 3 anyway, covered with the same knotty pine siding I have on the walls...a lot warmer feel than metal!! The main view in the pic is the square floor tiles and pool table over the 3.5 FT. WIDE X 6 FT. DEEP X 22 FT. LONG PIT BUT YOU CAN SEE THE WOOD...