Search results for query: *

In my 24x24 current portion prior to expansion I have 6-BR 40 can lights ranging from 100 W to 150W equivalent (yes different bulbs). I don’t mind the 150W equivalent. But cans alone were not enough so I have 4 of the older Costco 48 Leds hung around the edges which make a huge difference. They...

I’ve always liked his fire truck.

Yes white would help. I do have silver tin on the bottom as carsideing that maybe helps somewhat, but it seems most of my walls are covered by tools and shelves. My walls are a light tan. I don’t like dirty white walls. This is kind of my man cave/workshop, so didn’t go for the sterile white.

@sixpkrt Tim, I am adding this over in my lighting page so I can find it again.

Thanks Tim, by the way way I am down in Franklin TN right now now visiting my daughter. I am enjoying the high 60’s and low 70’s. A nice break from Fargo weather. My wife thinks we should find a rental for a month or two next winter down here. But am heading back to the cold and snow Tuesday...

I am just starting my electrical plan. I am also questioning the power of these lights reflected to the ground. The Hyperlite site has the ufo and 4 ft lights. They also provide recommendations on lighting if you provide your plan outline and ceiling heights. I only sent it yesterday, so will...

These give great light, but maybe a little extra. Also not sure of the durability. Also only about 6 year life at 12 hours a day. So maybe 10-12 years for me. It should cut down on shadows.

I will be doing all work. Small restorations, upholstery…. Some of my challenge will be that when my car is on the lift, it will block some of the light. With your flat ceiling it looks like you have one set centered in the middle and another 2 on the edges. My lift would be positioned closer...

@3175375 How high are these hung and what kind of spacing did you use? My simple math says you used 2 rows about 12’ apart? Maybe this answers my question on spacing and height.

Adding to this thread to keep in one spot Thanks @3175375

I am adding on to my standalone garage which is 24x24. It’s where I keep my Polara, has a 4 post lift and my upholstery machine and workspace. It’s getting a little crowded and I have no room for another car so I decided to add on. In the process I am re-thinking my lighting. Currently I have 8...

Looking for lighting advice. I am adding on to my stand alone garage, currently 24x24, but adding on 24x30. In the end it will be 48’ deep and vaulted ceilings (10’ at the walls and about 12’ in the middle). I am thinking about changing up my lighting and was wondering what you have planned for...

While making my T- harnesses and collecting more different styles of connectors for my Bobcat SAL, motorcycle, Engine analyzer, and Polara, I decided it was time to organize my electrical drawer so I could find what I needed without dumping everything out. Found some nice organizers for $2-3...

I needed to make a couple of T-harnesses for my Small Bobcat Articulated loader with snow blower This was my retirement gift to myself after working there 36 years and getting a nice Legacy Discount. I am a little biased on this machine as it was one of my Product Management projects doing a...

My home built tester. A pot from Amazon and an old fiberglass electrical box. Use with a 5 volt power supply. 10 Ohm High or full. 23 Ohms Med or 1/2 full. 74 Ohms Low or empty.

Do you mean 1-2-69 or 12-68? Almost a year older than the scheduled production date seems unusual.

I believe it depends on the supplier and logistics and how many days of supply on hand. If Jan or Feb build I would say Q4 1968. Since it was built towards the end of the quarter then it could feasibly be Q1. What’s the date code of your engine and transmission castings, plug wires and hose...

Those could be worth a try.

I never did find plastic ones that were the right angle, so I re-used what I had. I think I was also able to use the metal studs but put in new mastic washers.

I did my ‘68 Polara 2 dr ht that had been in my family since 1970. It sat in Colorado for 26 years baking in the sun. My goal was to make it new again so likely spent 3 times the value to restore. The sun baked interior likely includes a cracked dash pad and highly faded dash panels. So...