Sorry, not a Dodge, (Ram) I was told many years ago that if you looked up “dodge” in the dictionary the first definition was “TO AVOID”! Sorry Cam!!! That’s my 2006 GMC and my other truck is a 2004 F350 with a 6.0!I was going to say how having the man doors installed really gives the building some perspective then you go and park the Ram in there with the camper and holy ****, that thing is HUGE!
Building crew got 95% of the wall sheets done. They need a couple replacement sheets that got cut wrong for over the 10’ high door and they’re waiting on more trim for the office window before they can hang the last sheets on the front wall.
They got the south, west, and north walls done and installed 3 of the corner trim. The trim for the power gable vents should be here early next week too.
Really liking how the man doors turned out, I think I’ve walked in and out a dozen times with a stupid grin on my face!
This corner will get finished up after they get the rest of the wall sheets hung.
Went to the Prescott Home Show and got to check in with the garage door guy. He said my doors are going to ship May 7th and that he should have them installed hopefully within 2 weeks after he received them. That gives myself and my wife a couple weeks to paint the red iron garage door framing the same color as the trim. My general contractor recommended using a direct to metal paint from Sherwin-Williams…..
Anybody here have experience painting red iron, any tips?
Sorry, I knew I shouldn't have put the "RAM" in there. That's what I get for assuming. (as he walks away mumbling "stupid idiot"....)
Ya Dan, that’ll teach ya to assume Sterling has good common sense..Sorry, I knew I shouldn't have put the "RAM" in there. That's what I get for assuming. (as he walks away mumbling "stupid idiot"....)
My wife pointed out the cordless impact they left up on the roof above the second door, too bad it’s not RED! 
Or Baby **** Yellow like most commercial buildings!
Edit: I thought you were talking about the building, forgot about the gift (rebate) on the roof!
Some days you get some good with the bad….
Good: Got rolling scaffolding setup with my neighbor’s help. Now my wife and I can paint the red iron rollup door framing. Going to paint it to match the building trim.
Bad: Discovered a complete branch from our biggest oak tree laying on the ground.
F@&#$!?ing building crew broke it off the last day they were working on the building! Wife is livid, building contractor is not going to like the coming conversation.
Actually ran into the building contractor when we were getting fuel on our trip to Flagstaff today. Bit my tongue and only told him about the cordless tool left on the roof. Weekends are not the time to air grievances or complaints.
That’s a fact! And these are Live Oaks, take hundreds of years to get as large as these are. I didn’t know that there were Live Oaks growing in Arizona! I have a buddy that lives in Placerville, California, and his area there looks just like this one. Crazy!
Hey, now.Or Baby **** Yellow like most commercial buildings!
Edit: I thought you were talking about the building, forgot about the gift (rebate) on the roof!
Your sh*t is dope.Picked up two of these from Tractor Supply a couple days ago.
Today the building crew got them installed up in the peak of the end walls. These should really help control summer temperatures and make the shop much more comfortable. As a bonus I could use them to clear out fumes from welding and painting!
Side walls may not get finished this week because some of the trim is damaged and or not the correct color and some of the siding sheets for above the one rollup door are too short! Hopefully they will still get it dried in by the end of next week as they were estimating.
Yes, 120V and 3000 CFM! The two of those should move a load of hot air out and bring in some cooler air! Got them at Tractor Supply, even saved a few bucks cuz they’ll price match!
ya it was a joke and a good one at that. 
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