Recent content by bulldog101

It's good to see that you're back online, we've missed your posts. best wishes with the outcome of your divorce and hope to see more of your projects soon. Rick

Still need Wisconsin?... PM me the address - Rick

I'll be following the comments here, I am also in the middle of installing a Rotary (SP09A) in my shop and have a similar slope towards a drain, This was purchased used and came with several 1/16" full sized shims but am considering making a 3/8" to 1/2"spacer plate I'm uncertain if this is the...

It's looking great! Warmer weather should bring more progress, you'll be moving in soon.

I've never had any experience with poly but have a 10 x 24 concrete patio that was sloped toward the foundation. I had mudjackers raise it about 16 years ago and it has maintained the corrected slope ever since.

Have you survived the deep freeze and heavy snow or have you escaped the nasty weather we've had down here? Hope that all is going well and the build is progressing

Yes, it's a Ranchero 500 with a stock 302, these 72's are a bit scarce around here and it can be challenging to find them in the scrap yards when parts are needed, I don't recall the last time I've seen a wagon in this area. Your ambition level for the variety of tasks you're juggling is...

The house, The shop, The view and the car, all very nice. I'm following your progress

I am commonly just a lurker on these pages and very much enjoy the wealth of talent I've found here but after seeing these projects feel that i must compliment you on the fantastic skills you possess as an artist and a craftsman. Keep up the dazzling work. Rick

Looking good! I think you'll find a huge reduction in heating costs after you insulate and install a ceiling. Both the woodshop and the auto shop are shaping up nicely. Good luck with the Jeep

Welcome to Wisconsin! I also left Lake county and moved to Kenosha county several years ago. No regrets.

I had a mason do mine about a year ago, I expected him to be using a large gas powered saw but he had a hand held (about 7") grinder with a masonary blade. He cut from each side and used a hammer to break the block free. It left only a little bit of jagged edge that he cleaned up with a hand...

beautiful car, even the chrome looks good! nice find