Recent content by CNGsaves

+1 for Duro/Indestro . . . . those are KEEPER set !! :thumbup: Now you NEED to search out double box-end sets to match up with those . . . you've just GOT to catch GJ fever and fill up numerous tool boxes !! :D

+1 to keep at least 3 ft from any gas/propane piping and your electrical, regardless of local code. Also, be absolutely sure that all your NG/propane supplies come UP from ground first, then enter building above grade. Having a leak that collects underneath a house is NOT good.

Great new shop !!! :thumbup: Keep the pics and information coming. Enjoy all that space. :beer:

+1 with other GJer's to definitely install housewrap before exterior siding. Housewrap is superior to tar paper as it let's interior moisture "breathe" out but prevent moisture penetrating from exterior. FACT: My personal experience with shoddy new home builder in 80's . . . my 1st house had...

Congrats on getting great old Blackhawk floorjack restored. Let's SEE pics of the finished product !!

x2 on this idea. I would NOT be satisfied with 4 single bulbs in nice big shop like that.

OP . . . If it wouldn't look like too much of "hack" you could put a 1" electrostatic filter on OUTSIDE of the grill and pre-filter air before it got to your expensive 4" filter. Another idea, could you open up your return air ductwork in a DIFFERENT location to **** in air that might be cleaner ??

^ ^ ^ This. Only put in screws where absolutely necessary and yes you could use construction adhesive in areas where you don't want any blemish. Plan ahead some sort of "rigging" to apply pressure while the glue dries . . . some 2x4's on legs and bag of sand or concrete leaning against would...

^ ^ ^ This !! OP you're gonna NEED to also start planning your "outfit" (clothes, hat, haircut, shave, etc) for the '62 Vette maiden drive. Will your wife let you "borrow" a Hooters girl for an afternoon of pictures ?? :bounce: All your GJ followers will NEED video and lots of pics for sure !!

Let's SEE what condition you've got. Pictures tell a thousand words. :needpics:

OP . . . that one SHOULD be in your garage already !! Wash it up and have ready-made GJ gift . . . or pay it forward !! :bounce: Any young guy starting out could use that setup with some used tools.

Sounds like main concern is yard-work tools, I'd change the order of GJer's above then as Stihl is leader in that segment. 1 . . . . Stihl 2 . . . . Milwaukee 3 . . . . Ryobi * * * P.S. * * * What Craftsman stuff will your dad be getting rid of ?? I'm sticking with 19.2v C3 platform and...

+1 for fixed-blade utility knife with lots of sharp blades. I use long piece of aluminum for a straight edge. Oscillating saw for cuts into existing wall for new outlets, etc.

^ ^ ^ ^ Wow, what a shame. That would be super nice-size shop !! OP . . . might work out to your advantage w/ partially finished a) finish it how you want b) bargain down price c) upgrade electrical/etc while still wide open I know I'd sure love having a 40x60 shop. Good luck.

Really gonna need to SEE it . . . details show up in pics ?? Condition ?? You have come to the VISE lover's paradise. Yes, we LOVE vises and pictures are an absolute MUST !! :) Welcome to GJ as there are awesome group of folks here. :needpics: