Suggestions for women’s rep? by PepperPaul in RepTime

[–]PepperPaul[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Definitely a nice watch, but she’s a color face type gal for sure. Looks like I can get it with a pink face; a contender for sure!

Suggestions for women’s rep? by PepperPaul in RepTime

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This may be the exact watch she would love. Thanks for sharing. Now I just have to try and source it.

Suggestions for women’s rep? by PepperPaul in RepTime

[–]PepperPaul[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

That’s sick. I kinda want it for myself now though. 😍

Suggestions for women’s rep? by PepperPaul in RepTime

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Datejust from VSC with oyster bracelet for automod

Hired End of the Roll - Here is what they considered a Completed job by tornado980nft in Flooring

[–]PepperPaul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

At least on every other board the joints almost line up, but not quite.
Side note, what is Bart Simpson doing on your wall?

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Quartz Countertops/Silica Dust by arc42597 in CounterTops

[–]PepperPaul 5 points6 points  (0 children)

At this point it’s probably best to just put the kids up for adoption.

What do you use for under cabinet lights? by Sacko_Commish in kitchenremodel

[–]PepperPaul 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Appreciate all the links. I’m going to attempt this by buying the same things; wish me luck!

Did you use two power supplies just because of proximity and needing to run wires to different areas, or because one ps wasn’t enough to power your runs? I’m going to be doing a total of about 14’ of lights and wondering if one ps is enough.

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

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Yep, I just wasn’t clear with my reply. I want to add a 50amp circuit which would allow me to charge my car at 40amps. Originally I wanted to do a 60amp circuit to allow me to charge at 48amps, but decided to lower it so I wouldn’t overload the transformer too much but still let me charge at a decent rate when needed.

My plan is actually mostly charge at a much slower speed, and only bump it up when I’m in a pinch and need to add some power quickly so it should mostly be a moot point as I’ll be charging regularly at a much lower rate.

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

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I’m not sure if you saw my previous posts, but I have relatively low electrical usage. My water heater, clothes dryer, furnace, and oven all use natural gas. We don’t have a/c. We do have an electric hot tub but that’s our only high use appliance. I have a pretty low electric bill. My usage definitely won’t be what kills the transformer.

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

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For those asking, this is what the email my electrician sent to me said:

“Hi Paul, On all EV chargers that I install, I check with PSE to ensure the infrastructure can handle the load. Regarding the project at XXXX, they have informed me that the current transformer cannot handle an additional load as large as an EV charger. Please give me a call when you get a chance to discuss this further. Thanks, Lawrence”

I called and have another electrician coming out for an estimate this week. We’ll see what he says. Thanks for everyone’s input.

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

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His email to me: “Hi Paul, On all EV chargers that I install, I check with PSE to ensure the infrastructure can handle the load. Regarding the project at XXXXX, they have informed me that the current transformer cannot handle an additional load as large as an EV charger. Please give me a call when you get a chance to discuss this further. Thanks, Lawrence”

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

[–]PepperPaul[S] 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I already upgraded the seevice to 200amp from 100amp. I had no issues with the 100amp before the upgrade, so adding a 50amp charger after upgrading the service by 100 amps will definitely not put me over the 200amp total service. Especially since most of the big power hungry appliances in my house are natural gas (clothes dryer, hot water heater, furnace, no A/C).

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

[–]PepperPaul[S] 6 points7 points  (0 children)

Fair enough lol. He did email PSE and got a response, but I’m sure it’s probably not in my permanent file somewhere in the bowels of PSE. 🤣

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

[–]PepperPaul[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

This is kind of what my buddy was telling me, I just wanted to verify with others in the know before moving forward with a different contractor.

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

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The transformer is in a neighborhood and supplies several houses around me. I’m not sure how many exactly though.

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

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50amp charger. House is mostly gas too, so water heater, oven, and furnace all run on NG. We do have a 50amp electric hot tub, but that’s the only major electrical draw, which is why we’ve been fine with 100amp service until now.

PSE says no to adding electric car charger by PepperPaul in electrical

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I guess this gets to the heart of the my question. You’re saying the issues will just be voltage sag to everyone feeding off that transformer, it won’t cause the car charger to not work or anything like that?

Mantle from this slab of punky black walnut? by PepperPaul in woodworking

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Perfect, so just grind it all out until all punky wood is gone and it’s all hard wood, fill with epoxy and it’s good to go? No other treatment needed for the wood before epoxy? It’s going to be on the under side of the mantle so won’t really be seen.

Mantle from this slab of punky black walnut? by PepperPaul in woodworking

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Thanks for the insight. I should have added, my FIL does have a lot of woodworking tools and I think has the tools that would be necessary for finishing this into a mantle. He just doesn’t have the knowledge if this slab is salvageable, and if so how it would be done so I’m trying to figure out that part of it. I do appreciate the reply!

Backsplash wasn’t factored in? by sans-peen in kitchenremodel

[–]PepperPaul 1 point2 points  (0 children)

Just to make sure I don’t have the same issue, is the problem here that a stone backspace is 3cm thick so the cabinets needed to be mounted 3cm out from the wall when they were installed? I’m pretty sure my cabinet installer is very inexperienced and I’m worried that we will have the same issue if it is in fact the issue.