New Garage ****

[Joe2Lmaker]

Just have to decide if I am going to do just 110 or put in a 2 phase 220 supply as well (remain calm Joe).

It's prolly a good thing we're both so shy.

 

[7xray]

Why in the hell are we talking about a dryer and how to wire it? I thought we were talking about Garage ****. Dryers have nothing to do with ****.

I don't know. Putting a drying in the garage seems ****ographic to me. At least obscene.

 

[user 6393]

Just have to decide if I am going to do just 110 or put in a 2 phase 220 supply as well (remain calm Joe).

It's prolly a good thing we're both so shy.

Ya, I'm still waiting fer this...

I'd like one too, plsNthx

Sounds good. I'll be the guy in Nakusp saying, "I have something in my pocket for you."

 

[dcarver]

Way too many non-essentials in this shop! Look at all that paint!

 

[Joe2Lmaker]

Just have to decide if I am going to do just 110 or put in a 2 phase 220 supply as well (remain calm Joe).

It's prolly a good thing we're both so shy.

Ya, I'm still waiting fer this...

I'd like one too, plsNthx

Sounds good. I'll be the guy in Nakusp saying, "I have something in my pocket for you."

Yup, and one of my nuts is in the mail to you right now!

Edit:

One of these nuts:

Didn't want you clowns to get the wrong idea!

 

[madmike2]

And you can't have too many outlets or too much power to a garage. You just never know.
Art

That's a fact. Along with the PCV running on each wall for the compressed air, be sure to put at leas 3 outlets on each wall, one near each end and one in the center. Power tools, battery tenders, hair dryers....one never knows when one may need 110v power. Of course, you will want at least 2 on the short wall for access at the workbench. One has to be near the location of the vise for drills, grinders, polishers, etc.

Are we helping?

Oh yeah...I gotta agree with the general consensus...you're pretty near perfect, and THAT could be the problem!

:huh: :blink: :dribble:

:blush2:

I mean...who wants to try and live up to those standards? :crazy:

 

[user 6393]

I mean...who wants to try and live up to those standards? :crazy:

Apparently, absolutely no one :spruce_up:

 

[Art FJR]

I mean...who wants to try and live up to those standards? :crazy:

Apparently, absolutely no one

I noted a defect. She doesn't end her sentences with a . or a ? or a !. She fails to punctuate! Apparently in BC that is the kiss of death! Go figure.

Art

 

[user 6393]

I mean...who wants to try and live up to those standards? :crazy:

Apparently, absolutely no one

I noted a defect. She doesn't end her sentences with a . or a ? or a !. She fails to punctuate! Apparently in BC that is the kiss of death! Go figure.

Art

I may not include terminal punctuation, but I assure you, I do other things very well... :evilsmiley:

 

[madmike2]

I mean...who wants to try and live up to those standards? :crazy:

Apparently, absolutely no one :spruce_up:

Ahhhh, it's so much more fun and immeasurably safer (and cheaper) to worship from afar! :derisive: :man_in_love:

 

[Art FJR]

I mean...who wants to try and live up to those standards? :crazy:

Apparently, absolutely no one

I noted a defect. She doesn't end her sentences with a . or a ? or a !. She fails to punctuate! Apparently in BC that is the kiss of death! Go figure.

Art

I may not include terminal punctuation, but I assure you, I do other things very well... :evilsmiley:

No offense intended for sure. Based on what others that know of you say of you, I am perplexed why you are not a reverse poligimist? (multiple husbands with you as the wife). You sound perfect to me. You sound like a women I have never met. Personally, punctuation is not a deal breaker for me. Nor is spelling (as long as you are close and it is a rarely used word that is crazy to spell).

And of course, anyone who uses the word "dramastic" (dramatic and drastic combined into one) is good by me.

Art

 

[MEM]

Ahhhh, it's so much more fun and immeasurably safer (and cheaper) to worship from afar! :derisive: :man_in_love:

What a skeerdy cat! I wouldna thunk it :lol:

 

[madmike2]

Ahhhh, it's so much more fun and immeasurably safer (and cheaper) to worship from afar! :derisive: :man_in_love:

What a skeerdy cat! I wouldna thunk it :lol:

Oh, missy, if you look up "run" in the dictionary....you'll see my picture.

 

[ShinyPartsUp]

Ahhhh, it's so much more fun and immeasurably safer (and cheaper) to worship from afar! :derisive: :man_in_love:

What a skeerdy cat! I wouldna thunk it :lol:

He's just askeered of commitment, like most people with Y chromosomes. Don't hold it against him...

 

[madmike2]

Ahhhh, it's so much more fun and immeasurably safer (and cheaper) to worship from afar! :derisive: :man_in_love:

What a skeerdy cat! I wouldna thunk it :lol:

He's just askeered of commitment, like most people with Y chromosomes. Don't hold it against him...

Ay contrere', mon ami!

I have changed my last name to D-U-N-N-E....because I am!

 

[v65]

I may not include terminal punctuation, but I assure you, I do other things very well... :evilsmiley:

Don't be coy, do you have mad baking skills? :lol:

 

[Warchild]

Wow man. You could grow like 100 plants in that thing.

 

[Toecutter]

Along with the PCV running on each wall for the compressed air...

Around here, building codes require the use of metallic compressed air piping, if exposed, within eight feet of the floor, to avoid PVC shrapnel in case of a pipe burst. YMMV but, either way, it's still safer....

 

[Dr. Rich]

I"m thinking that instead of growing plants, you could use it to dry salmon given the fact that you are in Campbell River... Just think how many you could have hanging from the ceiling! Nice job. Old Michael has volunteered to ride up and paint it for you. Rich

 

[user 6393]

I may not include terminal punctuation, but I assure you, I do other things very well... :evilsmiley:

Don't be coy, do you have mad baking skills? :lol:

Have 'em? Yes...hereditary thing from my mom. I inherited the family cook/baking books from her (all in German, but I can read 'em)

Now, have the time to indulge? Not much since my stay at home mom days ended

Along with the PCV running on each wall for the compressed air...

Around here, building codes require the use of metallic compressed air piping, if exposed, within eight feet of the floor, to avoid PVC shrapnel in case of a pipe burst. YMMV but, either way, it's still safer....

Also good to know, thanks Toe!