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I am interested and in the same place and predicament. But just a few questions...heated? going to be any road going vehicles parked in it during winter? (salt and sand) I am leaning along the lines of a polyurea paint or similar one part DIY durable paint. This way, can be touched up...

Tool distribution is not for everyone. It is not slowing down due to online sales, it is one of the few businesses that brings the store to their customers and sees the same people every week or two. Long hours and the ability to wear many hats and deal with all sorts of people and situations...

Quick google search shows 15.88 mm. 5/8 = 0.625" to mm 0.625x25.4=15.88 mm

tank rating. Make sure it flows at least max cfm.

It is mainly about your outlet temperature and delta T. Delta T should be stamped on unit or in instruction manual. Where did you take your outlet temperature reading? Anyway to test the temperature right beside Overtemp Switch? Temperatures sound normal to me, which mean flows sound good.

Doubt any chisels or punches are lifetime warranty. Maybe 30 day defect warranty. They are a consumable.

I would think that you would want to **** the colder air and blow it across the hot air box. Cold air, although not much colder, is more dense so you should get more air flow that way. I am also thinking I would prefer a pressurized hot air box vs under vacuum in case of a leak in the fire box...

Power (stationary/operating/what ever they call it now) engineer. Have been mainly in the power generation field. Now a steel worker.

Not family owned, don't know the whole back story but seems that top managers from with in the company took over from Alex Gray who was 70 years young. Still a Canadian owned company that seems to try to sell Canadian produced tools when they can and it makes sense. Can be nice tools, but they...

Location? I live in Northern Ontario and have a frost line deeper than 48". Most garages and sheds are built on a floating slab. Remove the topsoil, try not to disturb anything else, compact, fill with crushed gravel (4" plus), compact, level, form and pour. Use good concrete and lots of...

Looks like a clean and well thought out build. All I will add or re-iterate is soldered connections are more leak proof then threaded. Brass and copper have less issues with corrosion, sludge and galvanic corrosion (all brass/copper/stainless or with dielectric unions). I just look at my...

I live in Ontario also and had a local contractor pour a 30x40 pad. They did not cut control joints, this is how they normally do it, I have minimal cracking. It has been a year. We must use 32 MPa air entrained concrete that resists freeze thaw and salt better. How many garages in Ontario...

I would get another tech to pin point your CO issue. Could be not enough draft/poor combustion, crack or failed seal. For anyone reading this, I can not stress enough how important it is that your pressure relief valve is in good condition and connected directly (no valves, or reducers) to the...

EMB grease like PolyRex EM.

To sum it up, I think there is proper design and construction. But most areas, states, provinces build differently for reasons specific to the region. I for one was told and just ran my OSB up to the bottom of the top chords. Nailed the OSB well to the wall, top plates and rafter ends. I...

If it is for exterior application ensure that the sheets are as large as possible, staggered seams and that the ends line up on a stud. If need be rip the sheets before install or set the depth of your circular saw and use a 4' level to mark stud location on installed sheet and rip it in place.

Nice work, nice shop. My story is the same, house with attached 23 x 26 garage. 1 acre but only built/building 30 x 40. Even have an Iroc-Z.

I second the idea of a hydraulic shop making you a hose or the Parker store. With the vibrations, temperature and pressure you will want a somewhat flexible hose/pipe that can take the heat. Just need to tell them what size you are going from 3/4 male NPT to what ever your check valve/tank is.

I concur with DHCrocks. A quick google search found an online friction head calculator and I get roughly the same pressure drops. I am not stating that this is 100% the correct numbers, but I know the theory and increasing the pipe size like you plan to do is the way to go.

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