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Some pic's. Better late than never.... The grinder Post grind and power wash The work area with all the materials set out. Joints with integraflex Inegraflex and first coat of BondTite Putting down the LiquaTile Flakes pre scrape Finished floor

Here's some links so you know what he's talking about. Air Tool Organizer 79540 Pegboard Adapter 79538 Side Tray 79539 Pretty cool setup!

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At-a-boy! Told ya' you could do it!

Interesting. So with the motor attached to the track, does that mean you have a power cord hanging from the motor to the control box?

I've used those, they're very handy Especially when you're connecting 4+ wires or don't have much slack in the wire.

Permit and inspections came about because some people lack to common sense to build thing properly. I thought this was where you plan on living for the next 12 years? If this many people have a problem with what you are doing, don't you think you might be in the wrong here? It's not like...

I'd say for a weekend cabin in the woods you got a nice plan there. But for long term living you need to put a wall up to separate the work space from the living space. Just imagine all the dust, exhaust, fumes, etc. in the same space that you eat and sleep. Adults an tolerate a lot. But for a...

I would just do it myself. Running black pipe really isn't that hard. Careful planning, the right parts, tools and time is all it takes. It's not like copper where you have to solder the joints, it all threads together. You might even get away without having to cut a thread pipe.

I've been watching your progress since you started, GREAT JOB! It's really coming together. I like your lights, what type/model are you using?

Do those door stops come with the 3800? Or do I need to buy those separately?

I paint PVC all the time. Just lightly sand it and clean it with soap & water.

It almost looks as if you're taking too much off.

By grooves do you mean the expansion joints? If so, you can epoxy them. Though a lot of people prefer to fill it with a joint filler and level out the floor for a even surface.

I'm starting on it Saturday, pic's to follow.