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Great thread ... awesome build. FYI - an old high school buddy of mine, Mark Bando, is a 101st Airborne historian. You might want to check out the books he has written. http://www.101airborneww2.com

What's the prep for your sealer?

I'm looking for something under $100 - thanks for the suggestions!

A very timely thread ... I'm doing an engine rebuild and a frame-off restoration. Just pull out my old Craftsman click torque wrench and its got the same problem that everyone mentions above. I've always hated that thing anyway. Can anyone suggest a GOOD torque wrench? I'm going to using the...

I had one replaced two years ago ... after all the pain and rehab is over you will find out how "worth it" it really is! Having two done can not be much fun. As soon as the weather warms up I'll be over to your place to schedule my install ... this is the year! Get well. Brian

The middle one. :thumbup:

I'm curious as to why you would want a primer even though the manufacturer of the epoxy you used recommended against it? Are the two products compatible? Doesn't this void any kind of warranty issue with the epoxy? Just wondered. Your results look great by the way.

Haven't seen any reviews so I guess I'll just pull the trigger on one of the 80K units ... winter is coming!

How old was your floor and how did they prep it? Thanks for the info, I'll give them a call. Brian

Looks great. What was the sq. ft. price? Did you have Epoxy Coat quote the job too since you're in Michigan?

Welcome ... you're going to love this place!

One more check-mark in the Michigan column! Welcome!

Welcome aboard! I learned welding 30 years ago when I took a job with a sign company ... miraculously some of them are still standing! :scared:

Done ... thanks again!

Guess I'll just do it right and use #6 with a 50-amp breaker. Thanks guys.

I did the exact same thing ... worked great.

Thanks again for your help with my compressor ... now it's on to the welder. I have a Lincoln AC-225 arc welder. The INPUT sticker reads: 1 Phase, 60 Hz, 230 volts, 50 Amps. The OUTPUT sticker reads: 225 Amps max at 25 arc volts, 79 volts max, input duty cycle 20%. It has a 50 amp plug on...

Thanks for your help, Jim ... yet another reason why I love this board!

I've got a vertical compressor, 240v 60Hz 1Ph 14a, that I would like to wire to a box/receptacle, plug and circuit breaker. I am thinking that a 20-amp breaker will be sufficient using 12 or 14 ga. wire. Could one of you electricians out there please confirm and let me know the proper wire...