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I'd like to purchase and indoor only car cover for my 69 dart. Recommendations please

Only one place to start, insulation.

YOu can ground to the frame.

Craftman cordless tools have proven to be junk. ESPECIALLY their batteries.

Rigid, hands down

I know on the east coast they manufacture many of them in Georgia. When you look at ads with great prices you'll find they lead you to purchase and direct pick up in Georgia

They are all built in Georgia. That's why they are cheap there. DOn't get under 24ft. That's the minimum. Looks at the added features and style. They vary. Used trailers have often been decked out. Lights, toolboxes, flooring, etc.

a little word of advice. Get a small light ratchet strap and strap it to the cart.

Still a option...

Honestly this IMO is an instance of "do it once and do it right". If you take it down to metal using power tools, what's your plan on recoating? Most likely a rattle can, right? Maybe you will actually paint it, I don't know.. I've painted them before, truly it's a waste. The most lasting way...

Factory bolts, I'd use oil.

You can just put your own vent kit together. Much cheaper.

Run LP then. If you aren't there often, that would make me want a larger heater even more as it needs to bring the temps up from outdoor temp. It's not coming up and then maintaining.

IMO you are too close to the max ouput of the heather and it is also too small. My shop I went with a mobil home furnace. They are about 80k BTU. They can be had for the same or less as what you are paying and run for much cheaper on LP, NG or oil. I then added a wood furnace and linked the...

slab for sure. And I'd go bigger than 24x24 if you plan to do anything in there. 2 cars and tool boxes on the front wall and you can't even breath in a 24x24.

Camber I used a level and toe I used toe plates and a tape. I didn't touch the caster. Got it to the shop for a pro alignment good enough.

I use an MSD light. You can't use a dial back on an MSD.

Read this, specifically post #5 by the MSD tech https://www.msdignition.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7883

MSD will tell you to use a non-advance light.

IMO buying a dial back is a waste. You can't use one on an MSD.

17x31 Alaskan slab including excavation was 2300. I put one of these on each side of my gambrel roof garage.

Get a used oil heater and convert it. You need a filtration system and a larger nozzle.

That's what I have with a few ducts run off from it. I run it on propane and it costs about 400$ a year to heat the garage 7/365

I have 2. One is an old school large viewing area fixed glass. The other is 600$ an auto darkening 4 senser multi setting...

Ink, throat plate is easy. Creat the slid plate from the correct thickness stock (jigsaw or scroll and sand shape to perfection) Put the dado in with the blade height all the way down. Insert the plate and slowly raise the blade into the wood.

This works and is really the only way if the cut doesn't go end to end. If you are doing this with a 1/2 shank your ok. With a 1/4" shank you want make multiple progressive depth cuts to avoid chatter and shank warpage.

I'm an industrial arts teacher and also own my own general contracting business. I have a rigid portable table saw. It will accept a dado blade or blade stack. There are 2 types of dado blades, a dado stack and a multi angle (weebel wobble blade). I use a Micro stack. Do not buy the weeble...

Steel pipe or PEX. Both are easy and handle the task.

If you go cordless i'd recomend Dewalt. Their nicad and lithium batteries and chargers are interchangable.

There are still people that do this. SOme of the best. Power brake it and twist the dist till it pings and back it off a touch. I set it by ear.. Set it to 38 degrees at 1800 RPm and yer good to go. Yup, heard all of those this season.