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1h ago
inMy old boss in Tucson swore 22 gauge was fine for a 300 foot run, and he was dead wrong
Been there with a shop owner who thought he knew better than the math. Nothing worse than getting called back to a job you already finished because someone wanted to save ten bucks on wire. 18 gauge all day for anything over a hundred feet, learned that one the hard way too.
6d ago
inHad to switch my mom's heart meds after a pharmacy mix-up in Tulsa
System updates don't swap dosages, that was a human mistake.
12d ago
inCustomer complaint about wiring changed my whole setup
Spaghetti panel... sounds like my Thanksgiving leftovers, which is way worse than extra ten minutes.
28d ago
Clay flue tiles cracked after a 500 degree burn, back to steel liners
Were those tiles actually cracked before you lit the fire? Ive seen a lot of damaged flues where the issue was already there, just hidden behind buildup until the heat made it obvious. A 500 degree burn is hot, sure, but clay tiles are supposed to handle that kind of temperature in normal use. Im not saying it couldnt happen, but twelve years of heating and cooling cycles can weaken things in ways you dont see until something stresses them. Maybe that batch was bad, but Id want proof it was the burn and not just the final straw on a tile that was already failing.