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Re: Shawn's 32x32 two story Garage Bob, Saturday and Sunday were big snow cleaning days up here; maybe 14-15 inches- total... Quote: Originally Posted by tenorplayer23 Shawn.......How much "finishing" will you need to do on the final clear?? Bob Lots of dust to polish out, but I'm not sure I'll go that far. The hood could be touched up... Attached Images Tape- off_01.jpg (123.1 KB, 13 views) Tape- off_02.jpg...

hopped on the ladders and got up into the 2nd floor today to look around: Here's the landing from the connector to go up into the 2nd floor over the garage (floor heights are off so it needed a landing) This is the landing from the connector, no stairs yet obviously, but I'm going to make a server rack underneath the landing so that I can terminate all the cat6 cabling and RG6 wires in there on a patch panel to feed the rest of the...

(edit: two additional posts with pictures on the previous page explain the project and show the process) and finally, the finished product (well, I still have to bolt the grinder on, but it's pretty darned close) anyways, Happy New Years fellas. Really glad to have met you this year, and looking forward to 2010

Re: James66gs 2 car garage gets started I think it would... but I like to change things up every few years.

Quote: Originally Posted by autoist How long do you think it'll be before you have to refill that 250 tank? Based on what I gathered from the propane company, reading here and some recommendations from an HVAC friend, with my usage tendencies--- the consensus is a tank should last somewhere in the ballpark of 2 winters. But we'll just have to see over the long haul on that... My heating plans are to keep it at or just below 50 from...

Re: Restored 1930's Auto Shop Quote: Originally Posted by alberto If it had leaked at that point, it would have been too late to fix it, no? Thanks for the question but, no, not at all. The concrete hadn't been poured yet. Just would have had to dig it up again. Busting out all that concrete with re bar in it is just a real chore. I did it in August and it was one of the nastiest, dirtiest jobs of the restoration. Thomas

What a great before and after. You had a great team on this restoration. Can you show us some more of the tools you found when you statrted cleaning out the original garage. Thanks guy.

Quote: Originally Posted by viper522 ooh do tell! link? Here's the thread about the cabinets. 13 drawers, much-better-than-Craftsman quality, $271. That's hard to resist. The trade-off is that they're only 18 inches deep.

Addition to the farm, went up for auction, they sold the house and barns seperate, but I didnt want them, needed alot of work. Its close to the home farm, wife and I wanted to start out new. Needed a new Maintenance shop anyways, tired of working on equipment in the storage building on gravel floors and poor lighting. So this is where ended up, long road to tow, but will be great in the long run.

Re: Finishing my garage Thanks again, guys. I enjoy being out in the shop a lot more now. Quote: Originally Posted by c.schulz Glad to see you finally got around to finishing the garage Scotty. So this is what you have been up to this past summer. Now its to nice to work and make dirty. Big thumbs up to ya. Trush would approve Im sure. Chris Thanks Chris. I'm considering a pretty serious change to the car this winter, that will test out...