This is not truly -clearance- but close enough for me.
10lb #9 x 3 in. Star Flat-Head Wood Deck Screws on sale for $24.98, 50% off normal price. I bought 4 in-store and the 'bulk discount' knocked the price down to $15.75 each. When I previously tried to order online it did not give me a bulk...
Just bought a few jugs of Mobil 1 Truck & SUV 0w-20 on clearance for $14.99. Probably not the best deal ever, but cheaper than retail at Walmart.
They had 5w-? on the shelf also, same Truck and SUV flavor.
Ask your contractor where they get their siding and go look at it in the show room. At my local supplier, contractors are encouraged to send in customers (or bring them in) so they can see all of the products and get a look/feel for them. The supplier will not tell you (a non-contractor) what...
I can't seem to figure out how to remove the drawers on my Macsimizer, and couldn't find anything in the search here or on google :headscrat.
I was able to remove the drawers on an older snap-on box by jamming a a big zip-tie along the slide to depress the tab, but this Mac box doesn't seem...
What do you mean by 'USE/XLPE cannot be run in a structure' exactly?
It must be in conduit when it's run inside a structure, or it can't enter a structure at all..??
I just upgraded to a used Macsimizer over the weekend, and found a few nicks that I'd like to cover up. It also came with a MAC prybar holder that was originally red (well, its still red inside), but was re-sprayed the same color as the box. I'm 99% sure the box paint is original, so I'm...
I'm not a welder, so maybe I'm off... but he is using TIG, so the welder isn't feeding any wire. I think 'laying the rod' means he is basically leaving the rod in the puddle and moving the TIG torch over/along it to continually feed the puddle.
Its awesome to see someone doing such nice work...
My quick fix for not having much space in my 19x19 working garage.. a pallet rack that I can store things on, and back my truck under. Don't pay any attention to all the **** laying around.. we're only on stage1 of garage cleanup.
AussieDan - Do you have any issues with RFI?
I also like the look of these (and the added protection of the grid) and was thinking of picking up 8 for my 19' x 19'.
That is exactly what I needed to know. I realized that the wires are rated for 200 amps and 100 amps respectively, but wasn't positive if it would be within code.
It makes sense that I'd need wire capable of 400 amps if the maximum potential amperage is 400 amps, but the panels would never...
As the title states - I would like to swap out two 100 amp panels for two 200 amp panels in my two-family house to make wiring extra outlets easier, and also so that I can run a good amount of power to the detatched garage (the main reason).
I WILL be consulting an electrician before I do ANY...
Nice job! It's not usually a big deal to remove the nut with air... but if you want to torque it to spec when putting the strut back together, you need the right tools!
FWIW - They sell the actual tool here for $42, much more expensive than yours!
I don't agree with Northern Tool putting it in the title because I think they're intentionally being deceitful... but it does say Snap On, not Snap-On..
They don't list a brand in the title or description, which makes you assume that the Snap On in the title is referring to the brand...