So awesome!
So awesome!
That's fantastic! Doesn't even remotely look like the same garage.
The garage walls look like the Batcave's walls.
"I will insulate these and put drywall up", said Pete, moments before putting shelves right on the 2x4s to maximize how much interior space was used
In reply to Pete. (l33t FS) :
I'm totally putting shelves right onto the 2x4's between the posts. I'm not insulating. Keep the wind out and blow heat at the work area has always worked for me. I've already figured out how to get rid of a couple cabinets that eat floor space by getting everything in them on shelves between the posts. That's a lot of square footage freed up. Same with my buckets of fabrication materials. None of it will eat floor space anymore.
Because i am now susie homemaker and spend 2 hours a day in the kitchen and am teaching the kids, why the berkeley not let's bust out the sewing machine and make some masks. Mine is bitchin.
got more siding done yesterday
Bitchin mask
I didn't realize there was a big door in that side. In the back too?
Saw the joint today; from outside, you know, distancing and it looks amazing.
In reply to mazdeuce - Seth :
No back door. 2 windows for light and cross ventilation. There's an old paver patio out the big side door that i'll be able to set up on and work when i want to be outside. Door is mostly for "oh crap x needs to go to the back on a trailer" and ventilation, not really for driving in and out of
Gotcha. That makes sense. I was wondering how you would have shelves/benches with that many doors. Carry on with your bad self.
Dropped the 2 trees that needed dropped. Every year they leaned a little farther. When we bought the house 11 years ago i needed an 8' step ladder to hang a swing on the lowest branch. Now it was down to me being able to touch it with my feet flat on the ground. It was going right at where the new garden is going, so it had to come down before i bother building the raised beds.
Trying to get the back done while it's warm but it's windy as berkeley
Patrick (Forum Supporter) said:Dropped the 2 trees that needed dropped. Every year they leaned a little farther. When we bought the house 11 years ago i needed an 8' step ladder to hang a swing on the lowest branch. Now it was down to me being able to touch it with my feet flat on the ground. It was going right at where the new garden is going, so it had to come down before i bother building the raised beds.
fire wood for inside or the way fancy outdoor burn thingy on the 'deck' ?
Dude it IS windy holy crap.
I feel bad for the guy on the lift painting my house right now. I guess at least he's not on a ladder.
759NRNG (Forum Partidario) said:Patrick (Forum Supporter) said:Dropped the 2 trees that needed dropped. Every year they leaned a little farther. When we bought the house 11 years ago i needed an 8' step ladder to hang a swing on the lowest branch. Now it was down to me being able to touch it with my feet flat on the ground. It was going right at where the new garden is going, so it had to come down before i bother building the raised beds.
fire wood for inside or the way fancy outdoor burn thingy on the 'deck' ?
Or wood for the raised planters?
In reply to AxeHealey :
yeah it's stupid windy now. I'm at the last 3.5ish feet to the peak where I need to get out the taller ladder and am smart enough to stop and not go higher right now.
we have a fireplace and a wood burning supplemental furnace, but I have more than enough firewood, so my uncle is supposed to come chop up the trunk for his heating needs. Have a pile of treated 2x6 for the garden beds
Because it couldn't wait 2 more weeks to die, the harbor freight tent tore down the peak in the wind today. We just "fixed" it
Since it was cold and snowy we did some long overdue repairs inside. Knocking out my to-do list a little more every day.
Dad's the Man!!!! yeah dad !!!!
In reply to 759NRNG (Forum Partidario) :
He's a pinball wizard!
Back so close to done after yesterday afternoon, so of course it just started pouring
The biggest, tallest most muddy side is done.
Side facing the house needs top cut row of siding done and 4 fascia coil pieces and coil garage door frame. Front needs fascia coil and garage door frames coiled. Mid front area siding and soffit next i guess, the wall between the lower roof and upper roof. It's all angles. Fun times
That's looking great man!
If I ever need a garage built, I'm hiring you.
Or if I ever need a pinball machine fixed, for that matter.
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