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I follow this guy on instagram that does amazing work.

Commonly known as drive screws or twist rivets. Google will give you many sources.

I’m in. Insulation going up now.

Nice. I like it.

So sorry to hear that. The box brings memories flooding back. They really are family. i heard this description of grief that gave me some comfort grief- you don’t get over it but you will get through it.

Go tall. Who knows what you will own in the future or possibly the next owner.

As stated above, unless for wheelchair access I would not go curbless. Water WILL make it out to the rest of the floor. Sold my house in Seattle this year. Listened to the wise advice from the agents and spent the money on fresh paint and staging. Made all the difference in the world.

Sketchup has a free version that will help you. I built 32x48 because that was as big as the lot would allow. I wish I had the space for a lean to on the side to keep the trailers out of the weather.

I had an attached shop built in so dak last year. Thickened edge slab. MDU charged about 1200 to move the gas, they charged for time and machine use, distance didn’t seem to matter. Power was ok to build over. Cable went from overhead to underground for no charge.

If you’re on instagram check out @kingtutley. My only connection is that I’m impressed with his work

Could be so much worse. I just moved from wa state where we looked and homes with property south of Olympia. Found out a pocket gopher survey is reqd to get a building permit. Not sure of the details but sounded like they would determine if, where, and on how much of your land you could...

Sorry for late response, yes thats how they do it. Then when not needed they push the sunshade under the eave and clamp it out of the way.

in-laws have something similar and use a couple spring clamps to hold in place.

Chances are it just needs the air bled from the jack. Simple to do. Twist the handle clockwise till tight then open it 2 turns and pump the handle fully a dozen times. Tighten the handle again and raise and lower the jack. Repeat process if needed. Just had to do this to my Napa brand jack...