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Be interesting to see how long those cheap LEDS last. Been down this road already in the house. You pay for what you get, you get what you pay for :awesomework:

Been looking at these to try out http://www.bigasslight.com/products/low-bay-led/

So is it here yet

Note that mild steel is 1/2 width at 16G. It all depends on what you think you are going to do. Personally after my little press brake experiment... I am leaning more towards that. It will take up less room in the shop and be more flexible as far as what it will do and the thickness of material...

No, he just pushed it back in the bog behind the shop. :D

This is what needs to be said. Well worded:awesomework: :awesomework: :awesomework: :awesomework:

If you got clean tight holes, Proseal it

http://www.4x4tools.com/qt1033.html :awesomework:

Pretty straight forward. 2 45s between pull boxes. No single pull is longer than 20'

Here are the runs 1 50 amp for plasma cutter 35 ft run 2 50 amp for Air compressor 58 ft run 3 40 amp welder 72 ft run The plasma I am going to draw all of that and will be for extended time periods on a CNC table The air compressor is a 5 HP motor pulls 28 amps, but the manufacture recommends...

http://www.wsp.wa.gov/traveler/docs/cvd/170_129.pdf

That is what I was figuring. The thing that threw me was the amount of conductors in the pipe and the fill rate. According to NEC I can only fill the pipe 70%. Is that right. I will have 9 conductors.

Yes I am

OK electrician guys I am totally confused. But have also learned a lot. I just can’t get the math to work out So here is the problem 6 - #6 2 / 220 50 amp circuits 3 - #8 1 / 220 40 amp circuit 3 - #10 grounds So I have over 6 conductors so that put me in the 70% fill of conduit. I did the...

I guess if you use low pressures and low volumes you will be fine. I personally wouldn't do it. go here and check things out

Let the new where off and it will look better

Look in good Mike. Looks like the color matches real close

Let start with what do you do with it

SO I am on the search for heaters and came across these. I just don't know is it is worth spending the extra for the 93 efficient heater http://www.qcsupply.com/shop-by/brand/modine/propane-heater/modine-effinity-93-model-ptc.html...

I say this^^^^^^^ save your money and buy a decent one. You will love using it a lot more and it will last