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And easier to install, I guess I should say quicker to install

Grease monkey, I can use a pair until the job is done. They won’t tear,

The few decks I have built I have used PT, green PT is not available here anymore so it was the brown PT, forget what it’s called. I used synthetic roofing underlayment to cover the tops of the beams and joists. I seen someone mention deck tape for the tops of the joists here, that might be...

I didn’t want to be talked out of it, I was just looking for someone to say I should get one

That’s the exact same one that was listed in marketplace that I was going to try and purchase

Could you call one of them?

Insulation is going to allow the garage to stay at whatever temperature it is inside the garage longer. So if you have no climate control and it gets hot in there, then it’s going to stay hot in there longer than if there was no insulation. If it’s cool in the garage, it’s going to stay cooler...

I went ahead and ordered this one, 192.09 after tax. I would have spent 30.00 in gas to go pick up the used one

Good point,

I want one, I have no immediate need for one so I’m going to keep my eyes open for a good used one on marketplace, although I am debating whether or not this is something I should buy used. Maybe new with a warranty is a better option ?

This was something I had been thinking about. Knowing next to nothing about plasma cutters I was wondering if there were ways to make guided cuts. So you’re saying the contact tips are better for making guided cuts correct? The little machine I posted makes cuts using a contact tip? Correct? So...

You have it if you need it though

Was out in barn cleaning up today and what better time to do something then when you think of it. Drained the old fuel from 4 spare weed trimmers, filler them back up with Rec90 ethanol free, ran them each for 30 seconds. Friday I got around to figuring why my ATV tire was loosing air...

https://www.amazon.ca/dp/B07GB3T4KG?ref=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_mwn_dp_KATBJA65TP132C7535MT_1&ref_=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_mwn_dp_KATBJA65TP132C7535MT_1&social_share=cm_sw_r_cso_cp_mwn_dp_KATBJA65TP132C7535MT_1 The one I seen ion Amazon Canada was 289.00 plus tax. The one in the ad looked brand new

In my mind I pictured the plasma cutter being able to cut inside bends where there are pillars and such easier than a cut off wheel, I also find the cut off wheels dangerous because they can explode. It’s never happened to me but it happened to a fellow I once worked with. That’s 220v correct?

Would a plasma cutter be the appropriate tool to cut out rusty pieces on my dump trailer? I can take some pics tomorrow

Darn, I went back to it to message and it was sold

AI says 90 to 100 psi at 4.5cfm . I will need to go check my tiny shop compressor, it’s pretty small so I doubt it will do it, I’m positive the compressor I use for duct cleaning would though

I seen a CUT50 plasma cutter for sale on marketplace for 150.00 CDN, It’s dual 110/220 volt. I would only have a 110 /15amp circuit to run it on so I guess the most I could cut with it is 1/4” ? I don’t really have a use in my mind presently but it’s super cool. I currently do all my own...

Where did you find your contractors? Where you the GC? I’ve overseen many Reno’s, I couldn’t imagine going to the home owner and saying “ I’m so sorry, we forgot to have the insulation installed before the drywall was hung taped and finished, sorry about that”