Recent content by Conrad

The Origin Work jeans are an absolute kick *** work pant and are pretty reasonably priced at $130, occasionally on sale for $99

Just came across this thread; good on you LisaJ for making lemonade out of lemons, its cool to see your progress from your first post to now.

+1 for Gridfinity, it's a great system. I need to upgrade my 3d printer to take full advantage of it (rather than having my friends print pieces for me)

To me its like lifting a cat by the scruff of the neck, I guess it works but it seems like there are better ways

That maybe the case, in the year since it's been done there hasn't been much erosion that I can tell, I'll know more after the spring thaw. The winter has been pretty cold and we've got above average snowpack this year which is great overall but makes for pretty miserable conditions in a...

I went with the one day guys, it turned out to be one guy who came for 2.5 days :rolleyes: Either way he did a good job, you can see the result in this post here

Winter came early to the Rockies this year, we had a decent amount of snow in November which has a tendency to slow down progress. That said, things are still moving along, I've had some great help from neighbors with the electrical, both in terms of donating old fixtures, and helping with the...

LOL Gotcha, thanks for the explanation. Appreciate the link. Alright so it seems like I accepted someone else's junk :rolleyes:;) No big deal maybe I can offload it via FB for a few bucks. Thanks for the info and the laughs y'all

Damn, dangerous or overkill?

Hey y'all, my neighbor gifted me (offloaded) this big *** forced air natural gas heater, I think it would work great in my shop, (1000sq ft, 15' ceilings, cold climate) but the problem is it runs on natural gas which I don't have on the property. I'd like to convert to propane but I haven't...

Any update?

This week I had polyaspartic coating laid down, I'm really happy with it, the color came out consistently random, like "snow" on your old TV. I've seen a few other jobs where it looked liked a a big clump of the same color collected in the box and was laid down together so there were dark...

Good stuff, thanks for for the links. I guess I never just googled for it :rolleyes:

If you have a link to a product I can buy please share, everything I've seen the FRP is a 1/4" corrugated panel that lays on top of OSB (sold seperately)

The "building system" company sent general instructions on how the framing members and metal panels should be assembled and joined; as well as construction package that was specific to my order and illustrated what pieces of steel goes where. The instructions were pretty detailed though there...