Recent content by falcon428

Heat exchangers out of old furnace, usually wood or coal fired furnaces.

Thanks everyone, I think I will order a few and check them out myself, thanks for the feedback.

I am looking at the Ernst Mfg. Tool organizers, wanted to get some feedback from those that have used them. They look like a decent product to me, but I have not had them in my hands. Also there are different types of socket holders, reg, pro lock and pro twist, any preferences? Im needing...

Well its coming along slowly, Im a one man crew who needs knee surgery, so things are moving a bit faster than a snails pace...LOL

Personally I would pour a 6" floor for the RV. You could pour a 4" floor in the rest if weight is not an issue. Quality of the mix the psi of the concrete also makes a big difference, I wouldn't use less than a 4000psi mix for floors. How well your base is layed and how well its is compacted...

I second that, I am so looking forward to my new shop, as I am tired of working on gravel floors and driveway. Congrats on the new floor, looks good.

We poured 177 yards that day, plus there was 20 yards in office area pour and another 18 yards total in the bases for the 3 Jib cranes Im putting in. Still have about 65 yards to pour outside for the approaches in front of all the overhead doors and sidewalk. Jack, Great use of space and...

How much what? Concrete, time, money? Im unsure of what your asking, glad to do my best to answer it for you.

Here are a few pics of the big pour, it was alot of work but the concrete pumper sure made it easier. Long day for the guys, they were ready to go home time they were done finishing the floor.

Here are a few pics of the office area floor pour and starting to setup for main floor pour, putting down vapor barrier, 2" Foam, heavy wire mesh and pex tubing. I have other pics on wifes camera to post later.

Well lets do some catching up, here are a few pics in the spring, have the overhead doors in and exterior is finished up for the most part.

Old car guy and sberry, I am looking into a two post lift and i see you both have the mohawk lift, I like what I see, but what are your opinions on them are they worth the extra money? Im willing to pay more for a better product, but I have not been able to see one in action hands on. Thanks...

Sorry for not getting back with updates, I have gotten alot done and have some pics to prove it...LOL I have been extremely busy as of lately, but come Thursday I will be down for a while, so I hope to get caught up on updates after my knee surgery. Seems I will have alot of time on my hands...

Thanks for the compliments, sorry I havent updated pics lately, been extremely busy, unfortunetly not on the shop as much as I would like. I will try and get an update soon. Getting close to urethane spray foam, maybe in the next week or so. Then I can get to working on the floor. I did...

I will gladly let you know when I get ready to lay out the radiant floor, I can always use some good help...LOL All the metal is on, they delivered the overhead doors today, so will start on them next week. I need to get some new pics to update thread, just got home from Arizona yesterday...