I hope to have pictures on my site "How My Shop Works" for those who are interested in dust collection using a 2-1/2" collection hose. -- Woody Check out my Web Page at: http://community-1.webtv.net/WoodworkerJoe/WoodworkerJoesInfoWhere you will find: ******** How My Shop ...
Visit the Building Science Corporation web site for climate specific suggestions. TB
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I would suggest that you have an electrician install a subpanel in your shop. This will allow you to easily add more circuits in the future as you add more equipment. The subpanel topic and garage shop has been discussed here a lot.
If you intend to use the shop for a number of years, the project becomes less fun every year you age. Do it right, do it once. Watch those flammable chemicals in the shop too.
I went to my local electric motor repair shop and they had a rewound motor on the shelf. If it's one of the old motors, it's probably infinitely rewindable due to the design. If you have a good electric motor shop in your area, they should be able to help you out. TDD
Jeff Thies wrote the following: Unlike you, who apparently has shopped at 'most' HD stores in the US and therefore can make an informed assessment of the quality of service, I only shop at 2 in my area. I also shop at 2 Lowes in my area.
I had a detached shop built, with 1" plastic pipe from the main house to the shop. 3/4 & 1/2 copper feeds the Water Heater, sink and toilet. The first time I open the hot faucet each day, it discharges air for a few seconds.