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Works, not a good fit for my use, figure someone would like to have a classic Craftsman. Model 103.24531 Best to text me 404 four zero six 8778

Great suggestion. I also saw the Werner AA1510 which looks like it should work for me and is much less expensive than the AA10. Any other ideas please toss them in!

I have a small detached garage (12x20) which has a storage loft. I've been using an extension ladder but I'm getting tired of it being in the way, plus it is hard to carry items up/down using it. There has got to be a better way, looking for suggestions!

Heater is fixed, here's a pic. Removable would have been nice "just in case" but this works fine. I even learned something in the process.

Slowgsr- you got me on the dryer cord :) I picked up some sealtight, #10 THHN and an AC disconnect but two questions to further my understanding- 1. It's a dry location, any reason for seal tight instead of flex metal conduit? 2. The heater is within sight, almost directly above the load panel...

The 60C dryer cord is brand new and purchased last week. I will check tomorrow morning if there are 75 or higher rated dryer cord because that is the simplest solution for me. The receptacle is already installed

I am installing this Fahrenheat 5000 watt garage heater in my garage. There is a sticker on the inside of the heater that says "use wire suitable for 75deg C" The dryer cord that I was planning to use has 60C rated conductors. I have a feeling that on my return trip to HD in the morning there...

Installing a Fahrenheat 5000 watt heater in my garage. I previously installed a 30amp circuit with #10 and a 50 amp receptacle for a heater. The heater is rated at 20.9amps x 1.25 = 26.1 amps. Seems like my 30 amp circuit should be able to handle it?

I have a working drill press just like this one, what is the going rate?

I want to use Epoxy for the floor, but there is a 1' strip of garage floor outside the garage door that sees direct sun. How do I prevent fade/color change/deterioration and still coat this strip of floor the same as the rest of the garage?

I am about to build my workbench in new to me garage. In my past garage I had one large workbench with a vise and peg board on the back. The vise ends up holding a lot of material for cutting/grinding/welding and the grinding dust and sparks make a huge mess on everything. For the next (12'...

Thank you for the compliment! I like the idea of capturing with the quarter round. 1/2 x 1/2 ought to fit. (3/4" ply and 1/4" glass) I had not thought of allowing the door to expand and contract without affecting glass. I guess I'll just set the glass in dry and caulk from the front. The windows...

Doors are built Thruxton style. Decided to go with single pane laminated glass with SDL grid for the windows. The trim overlaps the window hole cut in the plywood, the glass will sit against the back of the trim and I will capture it with trim from the back. Question: Would you set the glass in...

To make sure I understand the prep: 1. Degrease as much as necessary with something like Simple Green or ZEP Purple 2. What do you mean by "soak up"? 3. Grind 4. Rinse with clean water 5. Coat

My parents want to replace the 4+ coats of old peeling paint on their 60+ yr old garage floor. The goal is a stain-resistant uniform color garage floor. The concrete itself is in great shape, 0 cracks. Since I moved out years ago the garage is only used for parking cars and oil changes...

I think it has more to do with the fact that a breaker does not instantly trip at its rating. There is a time involved. Depending on the breaker characteristic curve the current has to exceed the rating for a period of time before it trips.

I sold a big pin and sleeve on eBay awhile back, I think I got $40-50

Thanks for the help guys. It 'felt' ok but I don't know the code very well.

I am wiring two 240v receptacles in my garage for plasma cutter and mig welder. I have two spare 30amp double pole breakers and 10/2 romex. Both tools have 50 amp plugs, but max input currents of 19-22 amps. The only device I expect to add (tig welder) has a similar draw. I don't see an issue...