I have just added an attached garage. I want to run a secondary fuse panel off the main fuse box. (I don't want to have a seperate meter on the garage.) I plan on 110 & 220. 220 uses could/will be air compresssor, A/C, welder, and an electric oven for powder coating auto parts. Of course I won't be using all of these at the same time, but it is possible for a couple of them at once. 110 uses will be outlets, shop lighting, Ceiling fans, door lighting. Exactly what fuse panel should I get so that I can cover everything easily, and allow for any future expansion? Thanks.

I am going to be wiring a circuit of lights and plugs for a pumphouse/Shed. I am planning to use metal boxes and flexible steel conduit. This will be a simple 20-amp circuit with a couple of outlets and a couple of switched lights. I see pre-wired flexible steel conduit at the Home centers and this seems like just the ticket for me. But if I may ask a really stupid question, how does one safely and cleanly cut the conduit to desired lengths without cutting or nicking the wires? Is there a special tool for this? Thanks in advance, Kevin