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YES. Mine isn't bad. I bought one of those quiet California Air Compressors for my woodworking shop several years ago and no real problems yet. Very quiet oiless pump because it's in my basement. Only thing it's kick in is 90 psi and top pressure 125 psi so it wouldn't be good for a...

This was my first cart that I built to play with solar that has run the lights in my shop for over a year. Also ran fridge, freezers, internet, and tvs during outages. 5 kw battery and a little sun worked great. This is the trailer I modified for the panels to keep them portable. This is...

An old fridge to keep things like welding helmets and rods bug free and dry . Nothing like a big old spider crawling around your helmet when trying to weld.

Depends on how much power you want, how much you want to spend, and how reliable you want it. I'm playing with 10-550 watt bifacial panels on a trailer, a 12000 watt EG4 inverter and 45 kw of 48 volt batteries now. Started off as a replacement for our 12kw gas generator due to many power...

Most manufacturers ship their water heaters out with anode rods wrapped in magnesium. While magnesium works well with softer water, they aren’t the best option for the harder water that would come with a private or community well system. In locations with high sulfate levels in the water, these...

I picked up the Kawasaki 10-30 oil for my zero turn at my Kubota dealer this spring and 30 bucks with tax for 2 quarts. Was 15 bucks the previous year. Kubota has gone nuts with pricing.

That would mean the anode rod had a buildup on it and needed to be replaced. And yes the gases can be pushed back into the cold also. A heat trap does nothing to stop bubbles. Just a shot in the dark. Could be sediment in the bottom a gas or oil fired water heater if not drained often also if...

If mostly in the hot water could be the anode rod in your water heater creating hydrogen bubbles.

https://lightburnsoftware.com This is the software most use. Plenty of videos about using it and a free trial. Just need to buy the right version.

We just made some airfryer sweet potato fries from our sweet potatoes that are finally cured and really sweet now along with some ham steak and cauliflower.

I can't help you with the fiber lasers but a friend of mine recently bought a ComMarker omni series UV laser and it produces amazing quality on most materials and precious metals really fast. He also has a MOPA by Cloud Ray for metals he is happy with. I never accepted any offers to them for...

The big question is what's the budget and how deep do you want to engrave metals. I have a dozen of the lower cost consumer type lasers. Both blue diode from 5 to 40 watt and 2 Co2 machines. The diode lasers are great for wood, leather, stone and colored acrylic craft projects but anything...

RWS could black oxide that for you 😬.

I read don't use synthetic oil in your compressor if you use pex. The vapors that make it through the pump can destroy pex over time. I worked with a guy that used pvc for his compressor lines and didn't have a problem until trying to sell his house. Banned by code and all had to be removed.

For tough to seal black iron threads I will pull a couple strands of lampwick (now it's called quick wick I think) and wrap it in a pipe dope like rector seal then insert and tighten. Here's an example but I think there's a Teflon version now also https://wal-rich.com/product/kwick-wick-spools/

I open my cab rear window and can reach in to adjust mine through there.

Yes I did and that's basically a production model, not a one off.

Looks great. You could always upgrade to a. Chinesium 120 volt hydraulic pump and some cylinders if you need alot of fast bends. I think slow creates less stress in the metal though. On my northern one in the press when bending thin metal I put a 1 inch thick 3 inch wide strip of spring rubber...

Anyone else ditched the noisy generators and switched to solar backup. I replaced my 15k generator with a 12k inverter, couple batteries, and 10 panels. Turned out it has also cut my electricity bill in half by keeping all our critical circuits on it through the transfer switch. Zero noise...