Recent content by ddurrett896

I've got a couple of these and they work fine. https://www.northerntool.com/products/ironton-ceiling-fan-56in-model-18956-100566

Got facebook? Post in one of the swim groups and the will tell you the best remedy. I've heard some recommend a 2 part epoxy that dries under water.

hardest part is done.

I've always done a double LVL across the entire garage and it's always rock solid - cost is negligible.

This is the way unless you like handing off a gable 20' from the ground.

Obviously a crane can get to the jobsite. Why not mark the top plate, hire a crane and have them fly the trusses into each spot? Find a buddy to walk the opposite top plate or stand on a set of rolling baker scafolding. Built mine 5 years ago and the crane was $400 and got (27) trusses from the...

Do you have any setback restrictions or detached building limitations? Where I live, a detached structures can be 20% of the house sqft OR 500sqft (whichever is bigger). My house is 2K sqft so 500sqft was my max detached BUT I could build a 1,050 sqft attached.

I did 1x12. Looks pallet-ish and functional with the ability to hang anything anywhere.

This is what I did with a harbor freight hoist

Dude the possibilities are endless - just here to say that is an awesome space!

I’ve got a 25’ Yukon with the 5.3. Where do you read they removed the cylinder deactivation?

Still have some copper than run from the crawl to the fixtures. Don't want to cut into cabinets/walls so just making the transition under the house. As things get remodeled, I'll transition all of the copper to pex. The extra set of jaws was only like $150 more and convenient if something comes up.

Re-plumbing my entire crawl space. Went with the Ridgid 115 press tool with the Pro Press (copper) and Pure Flow (pex) jaws.

Love mine and would buy one right away if it ever broke. So convenient and always bring on road trips. Recommend 100%

I used General Finish stain gel. Just tested set times until I got the right match.