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1935? Too bad the pin was replaced by a cotter pin....

S/0 5/8" sockets had the following heights 15/16 thru 1-1/4 two heights 1-1/2, 1-3/4. 1-3/8 - 1-1/2 sockets- 4 heights - 1-1/2, 2, 2-1/4, 2-3/8. Some heights seem way easier to find then others I've realized... Im trying to collect one of every height. If anyone has some extras there willing...

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Hey everyone. I have a brand new Proto 1/4 in Drive Socket Set. SAE 25 Pieces 3/16 in to 9/16 in , Chrome, J47125S Never used. Im thinking around $175 shipped to your door. Zoro has it listed at $225.99 Make me a reasonable offer. Payment via Zelle, Venmo, or PayPal f&f I can do a trade...

Sorry to revive an old thread but I just found one of these sets in my collection. Black handle, works well. Half the original bits are still in the case Are these a rare find?

Those smooth jaw pliers look nice. I dont get there other pliers that have the grips end and inch before the end of the handle? I needed a smooth jaw plier for some chrome parts and was only able to find the channel lock branded ones. So I have those... I like the red handles in the...

I thought the same thing. Or the got it listed without supplying wiring and sone guy in china thought it would sell better showing sone cheap scrap on wire in there amazon listing. Alot of products on Amazon claim to be etl and ul listed and its just fake labels..

I knew it was years past the expiration date... like twenty or so... so I figured let me check on it... took a wrench to check on the hardware and it never set up. It was still a liquid with no threadlocking abilities in sight. Smelt off too. usually when u break fasteners loose that has thread...

The worst is when you use old threadlocker and you realize a few days later it didn't set up....

It does have a lifespan. There are expiration dates on the bottles. 10 years past that date I've had issues with it actually working. The consistency i usually a thicker liquid. Dependent on type...

M18 rovers for area lights, m12 for work lights/task lights and streamlights for handheld flashlights

What a terrible install. What concerns me the most is that lamp cord. Is that really what came with those fixtures? I'd like to see some sjtw cord from the manufacturer or some field supplied 3/8" FMC... and they forgot the mudring!!!!

Thats a score!!

Excellent explanation. I got fooled by 310.12 when I read dwelling services and feeders.. thats what skewed my thinking and I didn't even think about 215. This is what happens when I dont get off the couch to open my code book which is stting just 20 feet away in my office.. thanks for the...

3 gang masonry box with an exposed work masonry box cover

I can agree it is indeed the main. But what should it be labeled per the nec....? ill continue calling it what the nec does.. a service disconnect/Emergency disconnect which the nec specifically states and needs it to be labeled as. 220.85 You cant argue that... if it cant accept any breakers...

which NEC article would you use to calculate load for a feeder?

yep, thats 310.12? Over 100 amps you can Derate to 83% of the calculated load, so in this case he's stuck at the cable rating... Unless he has electric heat im thinking he's within 55 amps.. Not to many continuous loads in a workshop. But... Only OP knows!!