Recent content by bigbucky

because the cost to have the electrician run another line now is small compared to the hassle of having to fish wire and cut drywall later. You all raise valid points about plans changing. But it would be annoying to finish everything only to end up tearing up drywall in a year if I decide to...

I will be putting in a bunch of new circuits for my garage remodel. Several 110v and two 20Amp 220v circuits. My tools all will run on those fine but I'm not sure about when I upgrade the compressor, dust collector, etc. May also get a welder. However I don't know ahead of time if that will...

I guess I meant "unusual" compared to all the nice new garages posted on here! I was thinking of using the spray insulation. I didn't think about just leaving it exposed. That might work, although it would be nice to have a more "finished" look. Ridge board is just a 2x6. Rafters are 2x6...

Looking to insulate and drywall my garage to solve my two issues of not enough light and too much heat. It's a two car attached garage from the 60's here in San Diego. It has a bit of unusual framing at least from my limited experience. See pics below. There are three "collar ties" that look...