Recent content by George84

I don't get it, they look fine on my phone. Something with the upload process is weird

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Here you guys go, trusses come today

Those pics were taken on my friends phone who is doing most of the work. I will take good pics in the morning to share with everyone.

Ok, got a lot accomplished now And it's really coming together nicely. The foundation was cleaned up with a cup wheel and turned out great. Look at the before and after pics. The electrical underground conduit was just given the approval to cover over today. The garage will have a 400 amp meter...

So I was on homes depot's site and I saw the pink insulation and another one that was cheaper ($14 for a 4'x8'x1" 1/2) thats showing a r-5.78 called r-tec. What is everyone's thought on that stuff...

This is what I was thinking about

So I am debating on what I should use if any for my under slab insulation. I have thought about doing the roll out kind or just some 10mm vapor barrier and spending the savings on more wall and ceiling insulation. I am not really wanting to go crazy on heat but I do want to keep the garage above...

So I have been planning on building a garage at my house since I bought it 2009 because none of the house we looked at the time had a big enough garage and this one had room for one. So after many years and other things always coming up we broke ground a couple of weeks ago. It will have 12ft...

I enjoy working on a rotary, I would like to get a 1st gen RX won of these days or a REPU. I have a modified late 2nd gen that spends most of its time in storage since I don't have my garage built, I have put 4k miles on it in the last 4 years. The only time I get it out is for club drives or...

Thats crazy, did you see how he has to move his car forward and back to open and close hid door. I bet that garage was made for a motorcycle.

I really like that FBi Planner. But I am going to try sketchup later.

Just like your Amsoil article read, "Bottom line, there are a lot of variables to consider, but generally, under ideal storage conditions the estimated product shelf life for AMSOIL lubricants can be quite long, with five years being a guideline. Care should be exercised when using lubricants...

But don't the additives they add to the oil have a shelf life? I thought it was around five years when they start to brake down.

Hi, I am new to the forum and am trying to check out some of your guys garages. My name is George and I am 25 years old, my wife and I bought a nice house in town last September and now its my turn to plan and build the garage. I am still working out the bugs in the finial building plans that I...