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The box says bit included.

That 14 gauge wire only good for 15 amps. You should have used 12 gauge wire.

I designed and built the dies that makes the Pegmate clips. That was probably 30 years ago. Still have a bag of them somewhere.

This the switch I used for exactly the same thing. Worked perfectly. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B004SOZHXY/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I have probably had half a dozen stud finders and they all sucked until I bought this one. https://www.amazon.com/dp/B0195K8OT4/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Just finished my install of Fastpipe. Tubing cutter leaves a pretty good burr in inside of pipe. The deburring tool that comes in the toolkit doesn't work very well. I used a step drill and it worked like a charm.

I started putting up about 600' of 1" Fastpipe in my shop today. I need to go over the top of some electrical conduit. Is is possible to make an offset bend in the Fastpipe with a conduit bender?

Grizzly sells reasonably priced tops. Shipping is what kills ya.

Be very careful using EZ Outs. If a 3/8" bolt snaps off a 1/4" EZ Out will break off as well. Then you really have trouble on your hands. If the bolt breaks because of over tightening or it is sheared off you have a chance. If it is bottomed out or seized it will probably have to be drilled...

Most of these small H.P motors are split-phase motors. They have a starting and running winding. The starting winding is automatically removed by a centrifugal switch as the motor accelerates. These switches can go out and not energize the start winding.

I have two GE brand timer switches. One of the outdoor coach lamps and the other for under eve outlets used for Christmas lights. They have a random dusk to dawn feature. If varies the switch time by a few minutes so they don't switch at exactly the same time. Both switches are in 2 gang...

Here a couple of pictures of my insulation job. The hardest parts was maneuvering around all the equipment in the shop. Definitely a 2 man job.

Check out this site. They have a picture of the strapped roof. http://www.metalbuildinginsulation.com/insulation-ceilings.html

I purchased the insulation and strapping both from http://www.guardian-distribution.com. They have a local distributor in OKC. They are located all over the US. Check them out. My building does not have the vertical members on the walls like yours does. I am still trying to figure out the best...

My metal building originally had blown on cellulose insulation. It had become dark and sooty from the previous owner. A huge hail storm came through and knocked most of it off. I replaced it with 6" vinyl faced fiberglass. I ordered it in width that fit between the purlins and a 3" tape tab on...

Do a search for Pegmate. Theses work on 3/16" or 1/4" pegboard and work with standard hooks.

If you are needing full sticks Special Metals in Moore, Ok or Ryerson in far west OKC are good sources. Metal Supermarket is too expensive for full sticks. They are about the only local source for short drops.

My shop is 2,000 sq ft. It is a tool & die shop. I have a couple of machines that generate quite a bit of heat as well as a heat treating furnace.

Yes, all in one box. I plan to install the unit in the center on one wall and add a diffuser to blow air both directions. No real duct work. Below is a link to the unit I plan to purchase...

I have a 2,000 sq ft metal building I cool with a 28,000 btu window unit. Not the most efficient but it is a temporary solution. I keep it cooled at all times. It would take too long to drop the temp to a workable level. My eventual plan it to install a wall mounted package unit. One of the...