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Definitely seal. Easier to sweep, liquids don't soak in as fast and makes it generally smoother.

I have several cordless drills that the clutch seems to work well, but I just can't find any specs showing minumum torque values! Have sent a note off to Milwaukee. I see they have posted a range of 10-140 in-lbs on a corded Screwdriver. I have asked them what the minimum torque for the M12...

That is what I was curious about. Need to be able to install 175 fasteners to a torque of 5-10 in-lbs right hand rotation. And then be able to remove them with any amount of torque. Regular hand driver won't work as we need to do this over 5000 times!

I have an application where we are needing a low torque with little variation to install some blind, removable fasteners. Does anyone have any info on minimum torque available in the brand name lines of cordless drills? I looked on Craftsman's webste for manual specs and even a place I could...

Being in DFW, I priced TR as well. I went with Miller's in Burleson. Not Mueller, but Miller's. It is a welded square tubing frame. Very pleased!

Just ran 50' to a 100A subpanel in my garage. Used #4 Copper. Pulled 4 legs through 1 1/2" PVC conduit.

I have now finished bending conduit, and pulling wires this weekend. I'll have 5 dedicated 20A circuilts. 1. Lights 2. East Wall Plugs 3. West Wall Plugs 4. Switchable Sockets for Air Compressor and Vacuum 5. Beer Fridge Will add a 60A 220 for welder someday. Other need will be to brick the...

I have been curious about ProDex as well. Found this thread while trying to find out how much a 24X30X10 shop might be to spray with closed cell foam.

My 15 year old Craftsman finally kicked the bucket last year. The drive sprocket had a groove cut into it so much that the chain wouldn't grip and spin. A new sprocket was hard to find and I gave up and bought me a Stihl.

Just sealed my floor this weekend. Easy to do!

You can skin the inside of a steel building with OSB just as easy as a stick built. Self tapping screws make it quick and easy.

11 years in Texas as an engineer. Just spent 9 weeks pushing tools during this IAM strike. ALOT of the temporary workers they brought in were all A&P certified...and some DANG good mechanics.

Yep...door will open up onto a pad and flagstone path from the garden. I have to run sprinkler lines under there beforehand. One question...anyone had Dig Test mismark a phone line? I hit one this weekend that was over 3' away from where they painted the mark. AT&T is coming out today to...

3''x3'' 14 gauge steel post 2''x2'' 14 gauge steel trusses 1 1/2''x1 1/2'' 14 gauge purling ever three feet I'm excited to start my water, electric, insulation and eventually OSB skins.

Done...all in one day! Now, it is time for electric, water, paint, beer fridge and sprinkler system!

Started hanging steel at 9:30 and they are fast!

Lots of video on Youtube explaining different things you can do. They are hanging steel today! In fact, in 3 hours, they've got the whole frame up and have the walk door and window installed!

Yeah...bigger is always better, but I just don't have the room in my yard without taking out all my trees and moving my side fence. I am working with an acre lot here.

Man..we should get together. I am actualy just outside of South Annetta, so no permits. Ity took me a while to figure out if I had to get any approvals or not.

Built this a few years ago at my old house. Was 12' X 16'. Built from scrap lumber I picked up at a few job sites.