Recent content by autowerks9

Looks like you guys are having a blast..THAT IS ALL THAT MATTERS !!! Best time spent with a father and and son, Makes me wish my father was still around.

Working on straightening up the work bench so I can see it again..Hiding from the wife !!

I used 2-2-2-4 Supply cable in a 2" in conduit for my garage 100a panel. 80 amp braker at the main. +1 for the larger conduit ( may want to add another 1.5 along side for cable/cat5/ telephone) +1 Allow for added future circuts ..#4 wire to bond the main and sub panels. Must also add a ground...

This is my 2 car..Constucted as a pole structure. Saved a hell of alot of time and agravation on the foundation/footers

good call^^^^^^ +1000

The first question I would ask is their allowances for use of the easement on the plan inside of the property line for access purposes. 1. If easement is allowed, I would run the driveway along the right side. ( appearing to be the exsisting garage side) to a small courtyard/parking area...

I think thet would be a great idea..The Harbour Freight ones seem to have a heavier gague metal than my Husky( H-depot) and alot of the craftsman boxes. Great idea for the money..I believe they are also on sale early this year...

Nice building.. any lifts going in ??

Awsome..Keep the pics coming..My wife is still jealous of the Garage..She calls it my girlfriend...Funny, why I am always inside of her !!!

There are alot of factors to look at. In my opinion the foundation and the slab are the largest single expence. Alot of prep work to move the structure making sure the base remains square and supported. Sometimes more than the expence to build from new. ..does the new location have the popper...

1. run away from the pcv for air lines..best is black pipe or copper. I would not run them inside the walls, expecially pvc. ( do a search on this, has been discussed here at length) 2. central vac is a good idea. I have a single unit with a 20" hose inside my 22x24 garage. 3. Drywall should...

+1000 on the tubes. Spent too much time on trying to get them to seal !!

I have had a pc in the garage over the past 3 years since it has been built as well as a flat monitor mounted on the wall. It is fully insulated and onlt heated when I am in and it is really cold out..NO problems with mine.

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