This post is sponsored by The Home Depot. After way too many years of stowing my tools in random spaces, and having to set up my table saw up in the driveway, I finally have a real workshop! It has walls, and windows, and a roof that I don’t have to pad to prevent head injuries. And it’s mine, all mine! Well, except for the section devoted to tractor parking, and the area where a bunch of tables and gardening stuff are stacked, awaiting the completion of my wife’s greenhouse. But it WILL be almost all mine, and now that the power is finally hooked up, I can’t wait to get my tools set up and eventually MAKE something. To give these future projects a better shot at actually being usable, I decided to install LED shop lights, to introduce a bit of light into the equation. Read More
How To
How To Add A Circuit And Satisfy Your Lust For Power
Getting nervous because the lights dim and flicker every time the fridge kicks on? Finally got that new table saw, but the breaker trips every time you fire it up? Sounds like it might be time to add a circuit. With a few simple tools and supplies, a bit of electrical knowledge, and a LOT of caution, it’s a fairly simple project. We’ll show you how to add a circuit to your existing circuit breaker. Read More
