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I agree that most people probably dont have exposure to there tools, I also have the left handed set and the step drills, also we use there band saw blades for our metal saw they have been pretty good as long as you break the blade in after it is installed.

I agree with the tool, some of them are okay, I have tried there gear wrenches, and there sockets, but a lot of it is pretty hokie, there drill bits are pretty good on carbon steel, we mainly work with stainless they work good on it as long as you have a good cutting fluid, if you...

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We use Baldor or Leeson motors a lot, I would contact your local motor/pump repair shop and see if they have any used motors. It would make your set up much simpler to eliminate the phase converter and go with the single phase motor, I would recommend 220 also, the higher voltage will...

Parts master tools are not cheap tools, I have used a lot of there tools over the years, I would compare them to any crasftman tools, much better than a lot of the HF stuff! Just depends on what tool it is

Around here the local electrical distributor that carries Fluke meter hold's an annual calibration day, they have a rep from Fluke come out and do the calibrations.

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Here are a few pic's of the progress on my roof, we removed all the old trusses starting at 8 am and by 8 pm we had the new roof on. We had to wait out a huge thunderstorm for an hour that ended up taking down part of my drywalled ceiling in my gun shop, but it is repairable.

Looks like UHMW we cut it all the time with a table saw or radial arm saw, we mill profiles in it also with a milling machine, you can also take a power plane and clean the surface up just like wood.

I had a truss company in , Ogden it do the engineering on the roof, start the project this weekend I will post pics of progress

I did the same thing when I priced Mineral Spirits, then I started calling around and found that one of our local oil suppliers carries it at the pump just like gas or diesel, runs about 5.00 a gallon

I agree with you that it works, but being the guy who usually gets to fix it later we just mad the decision that we wont use it. all of our piping above 2" for steam is all welded and flanged connections. Everything above 3/4" for ammonia is welded.

Doesnt sound like a water to water heat exchanger to me, if you pump 60-70 degree pond water through an old radiator and blow air through it, that would be water to air, a swamp cooler is using the latent heat of the evaporation of the water, one is closed loop the other open.

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I agree with the more is better, but I already have the 4/12 trusses, I have also purchased 60 sheets of 19/32 OSB and the metal roofing to cover it all in the end. This way it will match my house as far as pitch and roofing.

I won't use paypal them and their gun policy **** can FO!! same with Progressive insurance, I don't need to fund somebody that is working against my best interests!

Well the fun begins on Saturday, I have removed most of everything that was attached to the rafters, Sat will will be removing the old rafters and installing the new. My plan is to replace the roof and begin the transformation of an old ugly cinderblock building into my new improved shop, my Man...

Depends on what you told the guy in my opinion, I have been burned by people telling me that they will show and never do, but I have also been on the other side of it, call on an item and the guy tells me that he will hold it for me while I drive the 2 hours to get to him and once I do he has...

We have had operators do this same thing with Milk and Cream, We recently replaced several silos, I did all the control work on for them and wrote the programming so that once the silo has so much product in it the cooling and agitation starts automatically so that an operator doesnt have to...