Recent content by countrypapa

I still want to know how you're going to get the nut back on?

I'm wondering how you are planning to get this nut or bolt back on after you get it off, 12" back in a narrow opening ?.

My bad, it does say 12' o/c, these old eyes just ain't like they used to be, thanks.

What am I missing here? You have 6x6 post 12" o/c that puts about 7 1/2 " of air space between posts. I would think you could use a 2x4.

Looks like they are for the inside of gutters for re-inforcement, placed between top edge of gutter and facia.

Yes Mike931x, now that I look at it again it does look like concrete, my bad. I thought I was looking at the house floor and couldn't picture it being concrete.

My biggest concern is your flooring. It looks like you are going to be months before you get it closed in and a roof on and unless you have waterproof or treated plywood you are really going to have a problem. I can see water on the floor now,it won't be long before it starts to buckle.

Thanks guys and girls (just in case) for all the input, all I need now is some time to try these ideas out.

I'm rigged up to use a vac and have used it in the past but it sucked too much media out so I quit, maybe the vac was too powerfull?

I don't use it too much and I don't have a vac. hooked up. When it really starts to get dusty I figure it's time to change the media. I understand the positive charge in the cabinet so I put vent on it with a filter to relieve pressure but still have a problem. If I use it for about 10 or 15...

Thanks for the replies, I was thinking about a small fire but with it being pretty air tight I don't know how it would burn but now that I think about it , it would probably just smolder, just what I was looking for. Speaking of smoldering I'm going to hijack my own thread and tell a side story...

I have an eastwood glass blast cabinet and am going crazy trying to find the leaks. I have replaced all the seals and siliconed all the rest but the beads always seem to find a way out and when I'm done I'm slip sliding in glass beads. It's not drastic but just a pain in the neck. So my thought...

Throw it away and I'll guarantee you"ll remember what it is next week and you"ll need it. Works for me every time.

Hit it with a shot of starting fluid. If you at least get a pop out of it or it tries to start you have a fuel problem.

I am redoing my garage and have a question about the height of the lights above the floor. The garage is 30'x30' and 11'ceiling.Iwill be painting the ceiling and upper part of the walls with semi-gloss white and lower part semi-gloss of a color to break it up a little.My question is,should I...