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So, I have several outbuildings with multiple exterior fixtures, I also have multiple runs of landscape lights on different LV transformers plugged into different receptacles. I know there are "smart" systems that have switches and receptacles that can talk to each other over long distances, do...

How about e-conolight? https://www.e-conolight.com/c-lite-led-vapor-tight-jelly-jar-c-vt-b-smcl-series-ceiling-mount-4000k-5000k-gray.html?gclid=EAIaIQobChMIh_jX1Jie8QIVCmxvBB1b6w2SEAQYBCABEgLh9fD_BwE

I use a mattock (sharpened with a grinder), works great. I feel like there is a lot more control and power when using a mattock instead of an axe.

Looks like a a plumbing tool, valve stem wrench. Something like this...

I'm having issues with electronic ballasts (for low voltage can lights) on a AFCI, not all the time, just every now and then. After googling about the issue, I have found my situation is not uncommon.

Thanks for the responses.

Hello all, as the title say's I'm looking for recommendations for good quality tools to remove the body panels and interior trim pieces from my Ford 2019 F150. Kits or individual tools would be great. Thanks

Threw a half can of flat black out a couple of days ago, I tried swapping the nozzle with a new one, no luck, the can was clogged internally.

I used the round aluminum weather proof boxes, with a flat weather proof, flat, blank cover. I mounted the cameras to the cover and screwed the cover to the boxes. Nice neat look with no exposed wires.

Or if the drywall is already up, you can use something like this. https://www.garvinindustries.com/electrical-junction-boxes/4-square-junction-boxes/2-1-8-in-deep-extension-rings/53171-sub?gclid=EAIaIQobChMI4t2_s-e65gIVTP_jBx2pmwuEEAQYASABEgLK0fD_BwE

I'm assuming you don't have natural gas, next option would be propane. If you have access to firewood you could do a wood fired furnace or boiler. Kerosene is also an option, but they tend to put a lot of moisture in the air.

I'm interested, thanks.

Nice wrenches! Sent from my SM-G960U using The Garage Journal mobile app

I was on the interweb trying to learn a little about deep well cycle stop valves, as I was looking at photos of various installation jobs I noticed a lot of setups have their main shut off valves before (upstream) the pressure switch, isn't this a bad thing to have? I would think, if someone...

He is from North East Illinois, most likely his circuit is in conduit serving as his ground, that's probably why he didn't mention a ground wire.

So, I've been thinking about getting a pex tool for some upcoming projects, I won't be using it as a full time professional, but more of a maintenance/diy a few uses a year basis. I don't want to spend to much so i figure crimp ring is the way to go. Does anybody have or use the Menards...

Seen some guys here put wheels on, and make, chairs out of high back van or suv seats.

I did mine like that, 1.5 inch between the horizontal girts, then another .5 completely covering the girts and fist layer of foam. I then taped the seams and put 5/8" drywall over that. Much better than fiberglass in a 2x4 wall, IMO.

Code here says the house forced air hvac has to be separated from the garage, both for fire and fumes. Electric is probably the cheapest up front but one of the costliest in the long run. If you run a gas line in the garage you could get some kind of small wall hung space heater, but I would...

I would think local codes would decide what would be acceptable, I never heard of a P-trap on the main sewer line. The cast Iron is really heavy stuff, make sure it is well supported when cutting anything in the house. I heard a story of a guy who cut a section out in his basement pipe causing...