Hi,
I have an ugly garage door button inside my home that I would like to
put inside an electrical box with a decora faceplate. Does anyone know
of a product like that?
Thanks in advance.
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I am considering replacing my garage door opener. The present opener
(Stanley) has been in place since 1992 and has chain drive. It has worked
well.
I see that there are basically two types o...
I live in a ranch style house that has a room above the garage. I'd
like to install a closet so that I can "officially" count this room as
a bedroom (there is also a window in the room). All of th...
I have a lot of older 12-2 NM-B cable with a white jacket that I would like
to use for some new circuits in a shop area. I pulled it up from the
basement and over the garage roof many years ago, b...
I have a concrete front porch that needs some help. There are the
obvious repairs that I know what to do with, but...The surface is
uneven and has a small valley in it, along with a lengthwise crac...
I have a Craftsman 1/2-hp garage door opener that is maybe 12 years
old. Over the years I've had trouble with the light bulb not turning
on because of the vibration, which was fixed by rescrewing th...
Due to back injury, I cannot lift items more than 50 lbs. So I'm looking for
a general purpose device to move heavy items around. E.g.
load a lawn mower into the trunk of a station wagon
move a ...
Exhibit A:
Ancient Stanley garage door opener from the 1980's, runs -only- on 120v AC.
Exhibit B:
Skylink universal gar. door remote kit. Receiver is designed to wire
into push-button circuit...
Has anyone used PEX tubing to run compressed air in a shop?
I had copper air lines in my old garage and really liked it. I'm
getting tired of tripping over rubber hoses in the new garage. I thi...
Some years ago they were a big item here but have noticed that most
people stop using them in favour of something smaller/lighter compared
to the bulky/heavy hoses and the messy business of emptying...
My Virginia tree farm near the Blue Ridge Parkway is remote and has no
grid power. I currently only work it on weekends. My agricultural well
is generator operated. I use large pressure storage tank...
I welcome any criticism on my roof plans. I'm not a structural engineer,
I'm only making educated guesses, and I promise you won't hurt my feelings
with good suggestions! The lumber isn't bought y...
Last year we bought a generator. We did not get a transfer switch but
did talk about it in estimated costs ... so this year when I started
asking about buying one and getting it installed, the pric...
About 25 years ago I installed a little t-stat controlled gable fan
in my little MO bungalow attic. Maybe 12 years later, it was causing
bad static on tv, radio in the room under the gable.
...
For all you guys out there, have a good one!
I got Don a generator at last. It's not a super fancy sort, just a small
one. 3,500 watt 6.5HP unit made by 'All Power'. Don's thinking of building...