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That only has a 1/4 inch collet available.

Sounds like I created a weird constraint. I was only thinking of leaving my perfectly functional furnace in place "just in case" But doing a little more looking around I see some pretty good systems for what would be a very quick return based on where my propane prices went to recently. The...

I live out in the country so we have propane heat. I've been thinking about the possibility of a central/ducted split system. Where I'm at in Michigan the winter lows can be very unpredictable from year to year. Sometimes a week of -12f, sometimes it never gets below 25f. So it would be...

I used a tow truck service, they came out with a flat bed and stuck it exactly where I wanted it for 50 bucks

Nylon gets brittle when it dries out, if you speak them in water they'll be like new

If your still thinking about flat bottomed holes Diablo has a SDS Plus bit called a Rebar Demon that creates a not exactly flat bottom, but a much more flat bottom than a spade style.

Dust Cyclone for bucket

If you have a cheap moisture meter it would answer a lot of questions. But 4 months isn't a lot of drying time for green lumber.

Raspberry Pi with an amplifier running volumio. Will play local music, stream over the local network from the phone or play Spotify. Keeps going no matter where I am or wander on the property with the wifi coverage I have. I run three of them, one in the living room, over in the attached...

I installed a 2 post (the C7000 style moveable) and had them do a 4 1/2" strip that allowed for 2 mounting points at different depths from the garage door. 4" everywhere else. Waited a month to put any weight on it and then parked a F250 in one side and a trailer full of walnut logs on the...

There is literally no reason to go with the extra thick slab your thinking about based on what you're doing, especially with 4000psi concrete.

General rule of thumb is "go bigger". I went as large as I physically could based on the bills site and budget and still say, I should of gone bigger

My shop which just finished came out to roughly 84K at 32x50 12'8" ceilings (12' walls on an 8" concrete "block"). It was not an easy build site (lots of clay and cut into a hill a little) and has a concrete retaining wall built in to one side. That was wrapped vinyl sided , insulated and...

I have a whole house tankless in my new house. During the inspection we had 2 tubs and 5 sinks running full blast with the water coming out at the programmed temperature for at least 10 minutes. Using propane

You might need a cross over cable, or of you're using one you might need a regular cable. Cables that come with services that are yellow are typically cross over

I should have noted that I'm on well and the generator is 5k (not 10) and it handled the pump just fine. It was running the entire house, I turned off the microwave (didn't like the AC off the generator and wouldn't heat right) and furnace fan (well and fan plus fridge all at the same time...

So no lithium battery tools then, just Yankee screwdrivers and bit and brace. No actual need besides laziness (I actually use both, but 90% of my house it automated and the shop will be too, its very nice)

I have an All Power America and it has been left with gas in it for years and still fired up on the 2nd pull. Had it for 12 years now. Got me through a power outage earlier this year that lasted days. I bought mine at the local Orielly when I got it, but I've seen them come up on Amazon as well.

I said air mover, not fan. Very different design. Its designed to move large volumes of air much like the furnace part you recommended. Less than 1,000 CFM won't make a good air filter as I'll only get maybe 5 air exchanges per hour. Not great to minimize the inhalation of wood dust in the...

Is that why you still use a horse?