Recent content by Capegls

http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=303404 This was what I build not too long ago. We used a 2X8 ridge with 2x6 rafters, I believe 12'' OC. I forget the pitch, but I believe its 4/12. We get more snow than you and didn't have a single issue this year.

That's it. That's the safest and most effective way to find your TB level. With that said, some TB controllers are better than others.

I see a bathroom on the second floor, is their also a kitchenette (the space above the kitchen.)

I still have to finish the trim around the doors, and then paint the trim. I am also in the process of completing the demo of the rotten shed, which is harder than I expected since I don't have a dumpster handy.

Sorry for the delay, I have been busy getting it finished. My mother and father (who was a builder until he retired) drove out to visit and helped put up the roof. We ended up building it rather than buying trusses. The roof is built using a 2x8 ridge, and 2x6 rafters. As it stands now its 95%...

I just used a bag from HD to make a pad for a new lamppost. It worked exactly as I would have expected.

Sorry about the sideways pictures. This was taken before the cripples? were installed under the windows. I'm ordering the materials for the roof this week and my goal is to have it completed the first week of May. (I have to demo the old shed and get the swing set up ASAP- Per Wife)

Just ordered the materials for the walls and it's set to be delivered tomorrow afternoon. I hope to start framing after the delivery, but might have to push it to the weekend. I didn't order the materials for the roof as I am having a "I can do that" moment to build my own rafters. The wife also...

I know you said no carpet, and I understand your reasoning. We redid our basement a few years ago and went carpet with a whole house dehumidifier. We haven't had any issues at all.

$329 is a normal price. Unless I am missing something.

I looked 4 times trying to find the mentioned cables when I finally realized he was talking about the lift system. Sometimes I wonder what people see when looking at pictures. I would place some insulation in the existing walls and just deal with that. 5 years is a long time to deal with a...

This is certainly one impressive build. I love the quality of craftsmanship you have put into the project.

I read that the downrod was non adjustable and not removeable. (Taken from Princess Fans website)

I am not sure how "vintage" these are, but I'm going to guess 50's-60's. I searched all over the web to find information, like dates, original pricing, current pricing and best ways to clean but not destroy them. I'd like to hear your thoughts. Ken-Rex Texaco 5gal 100 Plus Quaker State

So whats the outcome? Did you actually use the coupon? Clearly they have updated it (you updated your post to reflect the coupon with exclusions) already, so did you buy the 44 or 56?