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11,000+ posts on GJ........just now figuring out what the garage is for.

It dont sound to me like you are in a financial situation that allows you to have a project car. No shop, no project

I have found that restrictions arent a concern, no performance issues at all.

Actually its a remington 22-250. I always have it out and loaded, have a ground hog problem. They are fast so i have to be ready at all times.

I got the hoover GUV prograde L2310 Priced well at $150 and free shipping. Only two complaints so far, wish the hose was more than 30ft and the filter needs cleaning often. When i start to lose suction i know its time for a filter cleaning. Pics in sig.

Exactly, this is a waist of money and energy.

Back wall is done, air lines are done, benches are done, shelves are done, central shop vac installed and my new shop ducks.

12 is only good for 20amps. You dont need the NEC to figure this stuff out, says right on the package what the wire is rated for.

Ive had my husky 60 gallon for a year now and its been fantastic, they go on sale for $400 often. Check my sig link for pics

Thats how i ended up doing it. I also did not fasten the lower plate to the floor. After putting the stud walls in and screwing them to the posts and header it was so solid i didnt see the need.

If you do your doing it backwards. Roxul in the ceiling, fiberglass in the walls. Or if you have a bottomless wallet roxul all of it.

This^ I wouldnt call you back either, no time or money to waist on tire kickers

Ive painted osb before, whatever the coverage on the can states figure you will get half that when covering osb, even that is being optimistic.

You can just screw it in if you want, be careful though, could burst into flames.

Sure 5 gallons will cover 400sqft of drywall.....osb not going to happen unless your doing an extremely thin coat.

What a waiste of money, you can get two earthquakes for that and still have money to put back in your pocket.

Just stack them, dont even bother bolting them together. Might not be a bad idea to bolt them together if your moving your box around multiple times a day, even then i wouldnt bother.

All you need is a harbor freight 1/2" earthquake. It wouldnt even blink at those bolts. Even with a 1/2" impact you need a good sized air compressor. I dont think putting two tanks together will cut it.

1/2" is more than enough for any home shop. Only reason i went with 3/4 main is because the price difference was minimal compared to 1/2". I still used 1/2" for the drops because i figured it would be easier to reduce down to 1/4" for the leader hoses.

No reason one would need anything more than type m.