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Thanks I completely forgot about doing two layers of drywall.

No penetrations at this point but still early in the design stage. Appreciate the advice on two layers. I completely forgot about that option.

I'm in the planning stages of a ~20' x 30' garage with a second floor suite, basically a carriage house. I do wood work and metal work. Looking for advice on how to best isolate the garage sound from the up stairs living areas. Already planning to put the air compressor outside in an add-on...

Very impressive transformation! I'm curious about the rip capacity of your tablesaw. I have a Unisaw with 32" rip capacity that I need to fit it into a 9 ft wide space. Expecting that I'm going to chop some off the rails. I have a track saw so ripping panels is not an issue.

When I gutted my 20x20 garage last summer to wire and sheet the interior, I rented a half-length, 8ft tall storage container that was delivered to my driveway. I filled it up and was able to move around in the shop. Cost me $100 for delivery and $90 for the month I had it. Money well spent!

I have a Bostar AXA on my Southbend 10K and it works very well.

Whoops sorry about that.

@royce Looks like the TECO L510-202-H3-U would do the trick.

I only buy Teco Westinghouse VFDs. Got two of them, one running my 2 hp mill, one running my 1hp surface grinder. They always just work and have clear instructions.

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@fourbyford thank you for your expansive post. Very informative. Aside from American Filter Fabric where else can these bags be purchased? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

It’s a 6x18. Got it in a package deal. Sold everything else off so this was free. [emoji16] Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

So this showed up the other day. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

They did make a 12” saw but it wasn’t called a Unisaw. One thing that is different for a ISE perspective is that the distance from the front of the table to the blade is deeper than a 10” saw. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Indeed. What a great space! Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks! In truth, because I narrowed the shelves from 24" wide to 18" wide I also had to narrow the wire mesh. It was sheer dumb luck that it fit as nicely as it did.

Thanks, I think it can be challenging to adapt but it worked out well for this purpose. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks! Not quite done but largely there. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks very much. I’m quite happy with how it turned out. Still need some cable hangers and a drawer under the top shelf. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

I have a Primeweld TIG and Millermatic 140 MIG. When I bought the Primeweld I knew I had to do something different because my existing cart was too small for both. I bought a used warehouse cart for $50 and proceeded to turn it into a cart that would fit both machines and two 110 cu ft tanks...