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@stevespencer5158 I did on some of them but on others I wanted them sticking out to give it more texture. I was also new using the CNC and was testing out different bits / cuts / processes.

It's what was already there, granted only had a single circuit. Trying to save money where I can. Haven't had any issues out of it yet. Any known problems? I had one GE breaker that didn't work from the store so far.

I've heard that, from the frequency they give out. I usually keep half of them off unless actively using that area and need the light. Fluorescent cost more power, and maybe more bulb changes (led life doesn't seem to be as good as advertised though).

Swapping outlets is a pain lol. Not super hard until you come across a broken outlet box (hate when that happens) but you're doing better than 99% of people that don't even want to try much less getting it done! Yeah around here electricians want 70 to 100 an outlet. Just to run that one wire from the utility meter to the breaker panel (literally push wire through the wall) they charged me $2700 dollars. Would have done that part myself too but had to get a "licensed" signature for utility company to turn it on and permit office to sign it off.

That is crazy!!! If we can study the situation and do it safely, why call someone else? You are way advanced than I am. I mean you are running this thing through walls! And I guess you might be right. Not many would venture to change a light switch 😜. One double switch is giving me a run for my money, but (grrr) I will figure it out!! Hope you make videos about how to change outlets, different type of dimmers and different light switches (single, gang with 2,3,4 connectors). That will truly help people like me! Having issues with this stupid dimmer and my kitchen 2 switch gang plate. I have 4 lights in the kitchen and 2 switches. One switch, per 2 lights. It’s turning on, just not the way it was. lol.

200A service. At most I'll be running my HVAC (9A), Dust Collector (5 to 10A), CNC (15A), Air Filtration (5A), LED Lights (maybe 1 to 3A), Compressor (15A), and a saw of some type (13A being largest for table saw) so puts me at 70 to 80 A draw max, assuming camper is plugged in and running could add another 40A if both ACs are on so most it could ever push through that panel if I ran everything at same time is 120A and everything is separated out to different circuits.

@@licklogacres from how I understand it some of the load goes on the neutral…. When the load is uneven you dump current excess unnecessarily to ground Your high loads are on one side and low load on the other. ua-cam.com/video/bgzlT1b4-P4/v-deo.htmlsi=kAs2c4pCHrn9qt99

Not gonna lie, everything else was strapped properly lol. I had the replacement knockouts for the small 1/2 and 3/4 but didn't get one for the top, expected the electrician who ran the utility wire to use the same hole. I'll have to go back to the store to get one. Thanks for the call out.

@@licklogacresfor sure buddy or you’re going to end up with a fried rodent one day lol I’ve seen it a million times

Did that everywhere but right above the panel lol. Good call out.

in my defense I was sick and just trying to spend time with the kids lol. Swear I've driven past that thing thousands of times NP for a year.

Excellent defense sir, aka, shit happens

I wouldn't let them touch anything that would hurt them. They were touching it because I inspected it first.

It got washed away by the storms we had a few months back in GA. I built it to handle my golf cart's weight but didn't think about rushing water from the side. Live and learn lol. It did get stuck on some trees down the creek so I was able to get all the wood back.

@@licklogacres thank you

Yeah, I usually go with work harder not smarter so hammer was my thought but I think it'll break / split some of the sheets.

That is what I was thinking / afraid of.

"I don't know you!"

Well, already did it the hard way. Always working harder and not smarter! Lol

I plan to tear that roof out all the way and raise it up a foot to match the other roof line, that area of old farm house doesn't have HVAC so will give me space for that when I have the time and money.

Yeah I need to do lots of cleanup. Been focused on cutting trees and the property line while it's still cool and not overgrown.

i had to put a kubota label on it cause I use it like a brush hog....since I don't have an actual tractor.

I'm not an expert but that's a difficult one to diagnose. Could be the motor, the controller, the batteries, the solenoid, or the wiring. So check the water levels in your batteries most need to be filled over time with distilled water just above the plates. Check voltage of the batteries. If you upgraded the controller/ motor did you make sure your cable thickness (AWG) was right, they often times need to be replaced especially if you changed the voltage output of the batteries. Next, a lot of controllers have an indication light on them. See if the light is on or use a multi meter to verify proper voltage is making it to the controller. Then with cart off no pedal pushed check the voltage going to the big primary terminals on the solenoid. Lot of people have detailed instructions on UA-cam. My guess is battery, solenoid, or controller. But could be wires or motor.

Hey thanks for the response and help! Turns out the motor brush was shot. Not as an expensive fix as I thought it would be. Thanks again!

Thank you so much!

You should check out my twin brother Deftspider, I don't do much gaming anymore. Just a little Overwatch when I have time but with my ping / always tired I'm nothing special.

@@licklogacres sounds good, thank you

They are only half black dumb ass. Other half is white.

Those are my kids 100% blood and choice. Not sure what you are trying to say.

Cause mistakes happen wasn't a lack of awareness. Done this for a year no problems.

I do agree with the sentiment, but not much I can do currently to fix it. I'd love, since we are in digital age to take everything to a digital format and at least save on paper in books / notepads for our schools.

Same. Seems it changed from us getting ahead by doing it, to having to do it. Not a great outlook for everyone lol.

Gate opener kit DEP2 dual opener, AX30 solar panel kit, AXTB Universal Tube Brackets. All from Ghost Controls website. Solar panel bracket is from Amazon, wireless bridge mounting bracket.

Amazon, search Universal Wireless Bridge Bracket Mount / Adapter. Lots of different options. Used to install them for IP cameras and networks on large campus / outdoor areas.

I've been lucky enough not to do that, last heavy equipment accident I saw in person was a guy fold a pair of forks setting them down lol. Loading hay and was his third or fourth time using the tractor.