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I'm in Alberta. Mine was poured 26x36, 6 inches thick with a 16x16 thicked edge, no curb. This is what was required. Talking with the general contractor and the concrete guys we all agreed it was a bit ridiculous and 4inches would have been enough and probably a 12inch thickened edge...

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I did buy it. Its definitely good for anything on the construction site. In the fall when I changed to winter tires I had to break out the air gun for one lug nut.

That's glorious.

A grinder inside of a large steel vessel. Impact drivers.

Interesting......there doesn't seem to be a troll emoji.......

Definitely not. Put the lugs on top.

My dad has used the air compressor to clear plugs. It has resulted in grey/black water everywhere when not done correctly.

I have done it with a hacksaw more times than is reasonable. Score it and snap it. Carefully.

In my work van the main tools are all Makita. I had Bosch/Makita for a bit. But the Bosch tool was so low use the battery has to be charged before I would use it. I still have a Bosch radio in the van. If the batteries are dead it doesn't stop me from being productive. I think as long...

On the prairies where I have lived all my life we would start at a minimum of 45000 btu. My shop is a little smaller and lower ceiling. I have no problem keeping it at 10 celcius during the winter with 45000. Seeing that the coast is more temperate than the prairies that may be enough...

My dad had a Makita 9.6 with the stick batteries that unused when I worked with him. A few years later I bought one for myself. Drive many screws with it. I still have it.

Blue Bombers. Three in a row.

How many times have you removed old wires out of a pipe and pulled new.

Preface: I live in Canada. It gets cold in winter. I have a block heater timer that I use for the "pool" pump in the summer. It is very simple to program. In fact you can only program it in hours. No days, no minutes just hours. It's great.

In what part of SK are you. Back in MB we put a frost box in the ground below the meter to take up the slack.

Me too.

Don't get a new tank. That's a waste of money. Run a hot water circulation line with a small pump. And then get the kids to take shorter showers.

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