It's free money. If no one will buy it, consider it, like you say, for your own TV antenna. If not, just drop it, and sell the steel. Steve visit my blog at http://cabgbypasssurgery.com
I find Toolstation much better - free delivery next day on anything over £10. It's a bit like a visit to Argos. A few bits on show, mainly stuff that's on offer. 90% in the warehouse. They will let you look at stuff before you decide.
I fail to see where the OP says he "conned" the plumber into doing this for free!?!! I took it as he got the plumber in as there were a number to jobs to do, so that made it worthwhile for his visit! Toby..
Without any idea what the intended use for the feeder is, it's impossible to The intended use is to power a workshop with a 4 post lift, air compressor, welding equipment, and a wood shop (mostly 220v).
By "bone-in" I mean a shop buying whole or half carcasses and cutting same into the various cuts. The problem with doing that are the various less than popular cuts - shank, plate, etc. - that the shop must also sell; many used to go into the hamburger made by the shop.
My shop in the basement next to the garage. The top 8" of the shop wall is also the bottom 8" of the garage wall. I would like to leave my air compressor in the garage and put somesort of pipe in the wall; connect the compressor to the pipe in the garage, and an air hose to the pipe ...
I had a "wireless" intercom (over the household AC lines) between two locations in the house and the shop which was in the detached shop/garage 40' or so away.
As far a shop cuttof scraps go, I have used quite a bit of oak and walnut scraps in our smoker (not gas). The oak in particular provides a nice aeromatic smoke. Other than shop scrap we use quite a bit of apple too. Very nice aroma and flavor.
If you are responding to me, then the (union) contractor could take any of those tools back to his shop for any kind of job prep work, shop projects or save them for parts as he saw fit.
I just finished installing a new Oneida Dust Gorilla dust collector that is really overkill for a two car garage shop. The duct work I used was HVAC sheet metal with hand cut 4" Y's off of the main 7" line. The 4" runs are flexible aluminum dryer tubing running to the machines in the ...