Recent content by AZ Dean

Your points are taken, but figured I’d share in case someone hasn’t looked lately.

Home Depot spring savings event includes lots of Milwaukee deals: https://www.homedepot.com/b/Tools/Milwaukee/Top-Picks/N-5yc1vZc1xyZzvZ1z1cpc9?NCNI-5

Thanks! I haven't even gotten to the good stuff yet! :bounce:

Jon, Thanks! Don’t hesitate to let me know if you’d like to stop by. Always enjoy meeting new people.

Once the trenches were dug, it was time to figure out the water and power. This was my first time doing some of this stuff, so I read a lot, asked people questions, made some (un)educated guesses and just went for it. :bounce: DISCLAIMER: As far as YOU know, all services depicted herein were...

Ok, so on to the CHICKENS. We now have fresh, organic eggs everyday, but I will probably not live to see a financial return on this investment, LOL. We've had backyard chickens before, so we kinda knew what we wanted. Space for about a dozen chickens that would keep them comfortable, happy...

Thanks Outlaw! I wander by your Instagram from time to time to see how things are coming along. Overall, I have tried to be on social media less, but I still check in.

But hang on a second, my sweet wife has been wanting chickens, we're behind on the murphy bed project and NOW is the time to get it done. Cue the multi-month delay to garage progress...but still plenty of fun and hard work! So we had been wanting a murphy bed for our spare bedroom and after...

Now that we have electricity, we need toys! I mean...tools! :bounce: I'd been keeping an eye on compressors and wanted a 60 gal model, but a true industrial quality unit was out of my budget. I had read lots of good things about the DeWalt models and was fortunate to pick this one up on sale...

Up to this point, I had no electricity in the garage. The panel was there and connected to power from the street, but nothing had been run inside the garage. I had initially intended to run my own circuits as I am an experienced electronics tech, but I don't really know much about residential...

Thanks for the warm welcome back. :beer: Its been an eventful year, but not as much progress on the garage as I had hoped. It was one of those "One step forward, two steps back" kinda years where I'd get started on a garage project and then I'd tweak my back, or get pulled away for house or...

Hey Slowbuilder! Shop is coming along great! Gotta swing by and check it out in person once this virus **** eases up. I took a short break from posting that turned into a year. D: But I’m baaack, and have a lot of catching up to do. Looking forward to your next update!

Thanks, Shea. I've been driving/parking on gravel for the last two years, so I'm really looking forward to using it, but I also don't want to screw myself over for sealing it by just not waiting a few more weeks. :beer:

Do you have any photos you could share? Thanks for replying. :thumbup:

Oof, 60 days. Ok. Yeah, I was worried about not being able to create an even texture with the grinder. Probably best not to drive on it as well, am I right? Also, is pressure washing a good idea before I apply the densifier?