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Buy as much as u can in the USA as the AU prices will make u cry. A lot of the 3 phase and inverter stuff will be fine.

What do you mean ?

Keep in mind what he is talking about here .. 99.9% of people will never need anything over 3/4" and a 1" and larger is little more than a decoration or tool **** unless you are playing in the big end of town. The question I have is do you have the tooling to go with it ? You make no mention...

I thought i would ask here as I am sure someone will know but am I correct in thinking that the purpose of Blue Point is so Snap-On can get cheaper tools made without damaging its reputation ? Do Snap-On make ratcheting Spanners or are they all Blue Point ?

I am rapidly running out of space and with the delivery of my new lathe it is time to clear out the small 12" Craftsman I have. She is Model 101.28950 which makes it and 1973 to 1981 and the last of the industrial versions before their quality became questionable and Sears stop supplying lathes...

If concerned I would just add thickness to the web on either sides of the hole to reduce their ability to push the web together, but seriously in a residential application unless it is directly under some truss load etc I would think it is well over engineered.

Nope ... web holds flanges apart and they live in compression and extension. As long as they stay apart they are happy.

Isn't the purpose of the inner web on an I-Beam simply to keep the top and bottom flanges separate ? With the strength coming from the upper and lower flange in either compression or extension ? This being the case then placement of a round hole would have minimal effect on the strength unless...

Damn that is AWESOME you should be very pleased. Around here $40k would buy you hmmmm maybe a wheelie bin :)

Cheers, I guess you missed what I was saying, cool floor either way

Bummer to hear about the down grade in space, at least you still have a space I guess. Can't help you on the pics as I host mine external and just post links.

Ok so here is the big question, I am about to put some PVC Tiles down in my shop and need to decide between if I want to see the interlocking tabls or not. The floor will be a pattern so the tiles will vary in colour so I am inclined to think the the interlocking may look a little odd. So what...

How do you find using a trolley jack with all that sand on the floor ?

I will let you know in a few weeks when my floor goes down. :drool:

They are Costco Whalen Unirt. $499 ea

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Found a nice way to make my Compressor quit enough to keep the neighbors happy .. Found a great deal on Craigs List, can stand next to it running without issues :)

Wow 12" closed is HUGE, cutting that in you will need to go larger in size and allow for edge boxing and walls to so speak as your current slab will be maybe 5" thick at best. With your hoses I would use some 3 or 4" PVC in ground from station to lift and then you can put the lines in and out...

I would go with Option 1 but if all you are trying to do is push water away from your door then two should be fine. Use quick set self leveling. Side question, have you got any more info on your lift ? How high does it go ?

Hi Guys, Just wondering if anyone has used Supratile ? I looked around and it seems like a great option but after trying to contact the company that sells it several times I have all but given up on every actually getting a response. Regardless I thought I would see if anyone has actually used...