Recent content by BigJoeArt

haha you can find the start of my build thread HERE as for the above mentioned water intrusion issue, the garage that we removed to build my house, had the slab LEVEL with the ground to the uphill side. needless to say, you could watch water flow under the wall on the downhill side of the slab...

hey Tim, good to see some HAMB crossover. I need to get back to my backdated shop thread on here. is there any chance you could add on to your garage? looks like there's a little room behind it?

Good to see ya over here too. All your old shops have been neat, I'm sure this one will be too. looks like the shop will make a nice privacy screen for the neighbors behind you.

We started in the middle of the house and worked our way out with the walls. before long we had the house section done and could move on to the harder sections with no second story floor. it was handy to work evening shift while building the house, I could work all day on the...

Once we had the concrete squared away, we could start on the framing. we started laying out the south side wall, once we had the wall up and the first set of headers installed, we started hoisting the LVL's up, no photos of that, cause I hoisted them up. at one point the big 16+ foot...

Its a long term project for my dad, constantly evolving, started as a model T coupe with the roof cut off and a set of shorter four door sedan doors, then a few years later, installed a model A cowl so that we could use the aluminum hallock windshield, and soon it should get a set of model a...

well, lets start, at the beginning. about 12 years ago i graduated high school and started into tech school for welding and autobody. my graduation gift from my parents was the plot of land next door. the only problem is, it had a garage on it, and a bunch of our stuff in it. Once I graduated...

Long time lurker, first time poster. I started my house/shop over 9 years ago now. I'll start off with a couple now photos, then I'll try and post chronologically from the beginning. Today: 60x30 shop, with a 40x30 3 bedroom one bath open concept house on top. (offset to the right, with a...

Wow! what can be said that has not already been said? Beautiful house, Amazing adventures, and a ton of awesome photos. you sir, are the man. :thumbup: