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Count me in, I've been a good boy (mostly) I don't have any quality Ratcheting wrenches. Thanks Ryan! you've got a great place here

Welcome to the forum from way out west, in Tonopah, well not exactly Tonopah I am a little east in Wintersburg, but since Winterburg only has a small store and a restaurant / bar I have a Tonopah address. I am about 50 miles west of central Phoenix

Ground down looks like a face, ground up looks like a goat walking away from you

Got mine today, and first impressions are good. my combo wrenches are a collection of several different sets and manufactures over the last 50 years. They seem accommodating to wrenches of different brands. The best thing about them is being able to have several of the same size

Very Nice. I'm envious

The tower pics are awesome, back in the early 70's I did a little tower work but never more than 100 ft. couldn't handle any higher then and struggle with my roof now Hats off to you for 1500+ Hope the surgery heals quickly

Browse some of the home automation sites, there are current sensing devices that when triggered will trigger an additional device, in your case the booster fan

I stumbled across this post today and went through it all. Thank you Stas26 for all the fabulous pictures and interesting information. Seeing all the snow is amazing. I am in the southwest desert where in the winter you can still wear shorts :) Summer time temps are usually 110 to 115 degrees...

please count me in, my kids would never think of a set of stubbies, even with a direct hint

Now that I am retired and have all day in the shop, I'd love to try them out

I have 4 of these in my shop, along with 3 4ft dual tube fluorescent fixtures and one 8ft dual tube fluorescent in a shop that is 12x36. My ceilings are only 8ft so the shield on the LEDs causes a little shadow at the top of the wall but the fluorescents take care of that. I like them

I have 4 of these in my shop, along with 3 4ft dual tube fluorescent fixtures and one 8ft dual tube fluorescent in a shop that is 12x36. My ceilings are only 8ft so the shield on the LEDs causes a little shadow at the top of the wall but the fluorescents take care of that. I like them

had to think about it, but discovered I always twist CCW , how about that I've been doing it right all these years and didn't even know it :) or maybe I did and forgot

The air compressor won't like the heat. I have been here 3.5 years and have learned a lot about the Arizona sun. It is brutal. Where abouts in the Phoenix area are you? I am quite a ways out west between Buckeye and Tonopah

Welcome to Phoenix, You might want to reconsider a metal shipping container as in the summer they get well above 170 degrees inside. I had one for storage when I moved here and it was amazing how hot in got inside there. I had many things damaged, plastic deformed etc. I ended up with a wood...

There may be more than one receptacle location on that red wire circuit, so once you have located the "dead" receptacle, remove it to see if there is two romex cables which would mean there are additional receptacles on that branch. you could end up killing multiple receptacles

If memory recollection is accurate, you should be having the daily afternoon thunderstorms this time of year

Kbuhagiar, Wow, Sonora. When I was a kid in the 1950's I had several relatives in Sonora, Columbia, Jamestown and Tuttletown. I used to spend every summer up there. Haven't been in that neck of the woods for over 45 years

I don't think I would ever trust the security of my house to the internet. All of my "remote control" was via voice recognition. I would call the house, the system would recognize my cell number, speak the passphrase and the system (her name was SUSI) would carry out my voice commands. I also...

While the wireless devices are pretty reliable and stable, there is so much RF out there these days, everything is wireless it would seem that a wired system would be more stable, but that is not the case. The power coming into your home is a far cry from being clean. When I had my system setup...