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Thx. Take the lines through the wooden band or the brick or does it matter?

that's for the apartment upstairs. I'm trying to condition the garage space.

New garage apartment. While they were building above the garage I had them insulate the ceiling etc. It's insulated on the back wall by dirt and about half of the side are also covered with dirt. But the structure is brick. I don't fancy cutting a hole for the exhaust of a AC unit or for a mini...

Whatever’s on aliexpress. 400x400mm

Anyone used these before? They look like a decent inexpensive way to perk up the garage floor.

See attached pics. Apparently the part isn't available from international harvester. I've found plenty of intake house (past the preair cleaner) in silicone and other materials with the correct dimensioned openings but with not curve in the actual pipe as you see in the pics. Should I just try a...

Already did the majority of purging as I had to move everything to a pod before construction began. If anyone has specific recs for tool storage gadgets I'd love to hear them! I think a slat wall will help keeping some things at hand and up off the floor? J

I'll get some pics today. Can move the car whenever. I work on all kinds of things. cars, sailboat stuff, outboards, not much woodworking but some. I will have another shed in the back of the property after the wallet refills from this garage apartment adventure

I think the ceiling is at 9 ft now

I'm having a do-over for my garage because I needed to move all my stuff out because we were building a garage apartnment above. I'm getting ready to move back in and want to do it better this time. I'd really like to maximize space as much as possible. My initials thoughts are in the attached...

Pump turns fine and seems to have compression. I did check that before I did anything else

I've not confirmed the motor is locked up. But PO said, it would just hum and not move the belt. I hope to mess with it some this week. Thanks!

you guys were right, it's a leviton, L5-20 120v and yellow. So he's put in the wrong receptacle, the wrong wire and maybe the wrong breaker?

so I need 10/2 wire, a nema 6-50 receptacle and at least a 30 amp breaker yes? And he put none of this in?

Got it. That makes sense. Appreciate it.

Do you mind explaining why it's not suitable for anything but a welder? I am asking that the electrician not be working here once I understand what it was that he did that was so offsides.

Can you explain the issues so I can take it to the contractor?

As for the motor above, does anyone have any input? It seems like it's an exact fit for frame size and other specs. If I need one (if the current one is truly shot) then I could swap this one in?

Thanks for this. So, it looks like the electricians ran wire and a receptacle only suitable for the compressor itself and nothing else. So if I understand you right, I could have him run 10/2 wire, a 6-50 receptacle and a 30 amp breaker (might be 30 amp breaker already but not sure). Then, I...

I'm more interested in a smaller welder and not a massive one. So most of those use a 3 prong power cord. so I would need 30 amp breaker and a three prong 220 outlet (is that 14-300 nema?) and a three prong 220 power cord for the compressor?