Recent content by Candoo

Create a depression 3 ft by 3ft and 12 inches deep for your two post. Bend rebar so that no rebar is within 6 inches of the surface. This will give you a proper base and eliminate the chances of hitting rebar when drilling for your anchors.

Stored and restored my Mustang on this bendpak, no issues. Sold it to a buddy because i wanted a wider and longer unit. Also have a 2 post but have not used it much.

Been down this road. 4 th bendpak now, just bought two for new shop. 4 post and 10K two post. Nice two post only complaint is the safey system could be smoother. Safety is paramount when your truck is 6 ft in the air. Factor in the accessories like arm extensions needed for truck lifts.

Been a while but heres the new shop c/w two lifts. Just finished epoxy floor. https://photos.google.com/photo/AF1QipNBMiOyXbhecS60GqEfl9L1FG_ItSNj5_pJ5bKT

Re: Bendpak is seriously ****! I got a bendpack lift years ago. Had some shipping damage but came with a touch up can. Ram had slight leak after a few days, contacted them and I got a new ram in days. very happy to date.

Installed shaker on my mustang.....finally

Exterior is 24 gauge metal. I finished and wired the place, buddy insulated it. 100 amp service. Wired for welder, lift, wall fans, in wall speakers in 4 zones. The building is done now but I have no pics to post. I installed the metal ceiling and all sliding walls are done. Made my own high bay...

Sliding door isolating stairs to second floor. second floor White washed walls.

long over due update

I always use steel commercial doors. The doors hug the frame and require great effort to pry open. Passage and dead bolts. Never have windows at ground level.

I got that BP and love it. Initially I had the ram weeping a bit, called BP and they sent a new one in days.

Cap should be vented, if not drill a hole in the hyd fill cap.

I am at a loss for words. I would put a small bungalow with a three car inside for fun.

Never seen it done that way. I would remove the wood and build a frame that holds the concrete under the door for when they pour.

Just finished framing and sliding doors.