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WIre brush loose rust if there is any. Brush or spray: https://www.eastwood.com/eastwood-black-rust-encapsulator-paint-over-rust.html

Not a question for a web forum. Need to check your local building requirements. Engage an architect and/or structural engineer to design and certify the drawings. A poorly designed beam & support structure will bring all sort of problems if it fails (insurance, code enforcement.....).

This has been a big help in my house. Has alarmed on high sump level and when the water heater started leaking. Multiple water sensors can be ganged together. Alarms (will call your phone) in the event of an alarm, and on loss of power...

The CTA 7030 works perfectly. Used on my older Hondas & a new Acura, no issues.

How about a vacuum attachment for the blast nozzle? A home brewed system here: https://www.sandblasterinfo.com/sandblaster-manual/on-site-plans/ Commonly used in large industrial applications (my experience is blasting welds inside pressure vessels for mag particle inspection).

As with all of the other countless threads on this topic, there is an engineering solution based on the clamping load generated in a bolted connection. Solve the equation for the fastener preload dry, use that value and change the lubricant's k factor and resolve for the new torque (hint: the...

A bit more complex than "common sense" If you're really interested in the ASME code, I can access that & send it. But the salient points are (from the National Board of Boiler and Pressure Vessel Inspectors): An air receiver must be protected from over-pressure. This is usually accomplished by...

If you’re interested in the Armstrong set, I have the one shown above and the metric hex bit set. Perfect condition, never used them. Yours for the shipping cost. PM me if interested.

Hate to interrupt the ******* contest that usually arise here. A little engineering information has crept in, but the basis of the engineering is as follows: The torque required for a bolted joint design comes from a long string of calculations, but boils down to a simple equation. T = Wp...

If the person is under Occupational or Physical Therapy care, the therapist can get a tool like this: https://www.rehabmart.com/product/openit-kitchen-gadget-32496.html Or order it yourself.

BOCA codes, or Alaska’s version: https://www.muni.org/departments/ocpd/development-services/codes-handouts/pages/codes.aspx It’s in there somewhere, as with any code document, will need to do some digging.

Carefully check you shaft & bore tolerances. Quite a bit of engineering involved in bearing fits. Good article here: https://www.powertransmission.com/blog/ball-bearing-fitting-series-basics-of-fit-charts/

This is the Ingersoll Rand compressor you need. Should be plenty for a little sandblasting. 5,100 cfm @ 150 psi. All you need is 2,300 volt 3 phase and a million dollars.

The Parker O-Ring Handbook will give you all the information you'll ever need. Section 2 goes into the materials and applications, Section 7 gives detailed compatibility data. https://www.parker.com/Literature/O-Ring%20Division%20Literature/ORD%205700.pdf

Grease, glycerine, soap, or my favorite, when I dropped the grease bottle off a refinery tower, spit.

I learned that many topics are repeated over and over and over again. This topic has been asked several times, not as frequently as 4-1/2" angle grinders, ratchet lube or air compressor size. I also learned, as commented on in the previous "lesson learned" thread, that there is no need to...

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If you still need an Audi scanner, I have a RossTech VCDS, yours for the shipping.