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I'm sorry, I meant aluminum. Not sure what happened there. I don't see much aluminum being used around here though most of my past work was residential.

Those things are awesome!

If you can, run cat5/6 out there and use an access point. If this isn't something you can do, a mesh system is wayyy better than a wifi extender.

Why don't they use copper for residential wiring anymore?

I also have seen my share of in glass shades that don't look good or don't work well after a few years. I installed pella double hungs and I would do casements if I had a do over. The double hungs don't seal as well.

Copper may be more expensive but it's better. Less.chance of corrosion or loosening of terminals.

I just replied to another post, but I used Hyperlite LED high bay lights from Amazon. I've been very happy with them.

I used high bay lights in my garage. Hyperlite 100w for 13ft ceilings. I used 6 in a slightly smaller shop than you have. They're cheap and easy to install. Super bright and have been reliable so far. Customer service is responsive as well. Only downside is they are from China and I'm not...

Definitely use nail plates anywhere a wire or pipe goes through a stud. Basic insurance for when you end up hanging something on the wall. I hit a few nail plates while working on my house. Always thankful I put them in.

Miller makes a p100 half mask for welding. You can get the filters laced with carbon for vapor removal though, I have them and I'm not sure how effective they are. You can look up Miller ellipse. It's actually a pretty good mask.