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PC speakers are great for that, small, cheap but sound good for the price already come with the 1/8" plug for your phone and it will automatically mute when you get a call :)

Hey I did include only if your comfortable with it and said it wasn't the safest way. And yes I do agree it's not entirely safe. If you don't have a tester that you trust and don't have a secondary DMM it will work. I normally use a DMM or circuit tester but in a pinch I also use my fingers...

Easy way if you're comfortable with it is touch the 2 wires together, if they don't spark then maybe they aren't actually powered, if they spark then chances are you just tripped a breaker and you can go see which one it is. This isn't the safest way but effective.

I'm also interested in setting up some type of system that I can monitor with a DVR, what did you end up using? Is the cost pretty reasonable?

Nice idea, hope you don't mind if I steal it, sorry, try it out.

Can you still build off the back? The way I did it for my ex it wasn't load bearing she just parked the nose of her truck in the bumpout I framed for her, could you cantilever possibly?

Ever thought of putting your wallet in the other pocket?? Switching your watch from L>R or R>L

try the Insteon products, you can control your thermostat and all your lights from your iPhone or maybe some other smartphone. Also you can hook up your garage doors and check all your lights and gargage door closed from anywhere you get service

Sweet find!

Just emailed a friend to see if they were still available, nice score if I can get them :)

Let us know how the nonskid works out, light or heavy broadcast? Smooth enough to sweep but yet not slipping? Thanks, plan on doing mine within the next month.

My ex bought a house with a small garage and even her small p/u didn't clear. I bumped out the front by 3', not the entire wall just about a 8' wide section and the height of her hood tall. I left the 2X4 on the concrete floor (even doubled it) to act as a tell to stop before she ran out of...

+1 Danfoss

I had the same problem with Vidmar/Lista drawers and the dividers lifting up, I just resorted to using clear packing tape front/back of the divider that way screws wouldn't migrate. I also put pics on the divider in case so it's more obvious to the guys 'borrowing' parts from the drawers Pics...

I don't have any x-beams but think they would be more comfortable, my question is when you put a heavy load on them I would think they would tend to bend? Any of you guys compared like 1/2" with 100ftlbs of torque behind it between the 2 and see if you get any deflection?

They have a running thread on this in free parking

I hear you, I still have my trusty Simpson 260P

I was actually thinking of getting one for the G.F. because she wants to join in the fun but I think the humor would wear off and I would be frustrated watching her use the 'old style' cordless hammers. But you got to give it to her, she wants to help.

If it's a new digital model don't worry about starting high, that was to protect the old analog style units (the good ones from the old days) plus if you're checking 1 wire at a time and they are going to your 15A or 20A bkr then the 20A setting should be correct. Make sure tips are clean and...

I can't wait to do my floor with all the stuff I am learning off this forum, this is GREAT information