Recent content by gmgrunt

Good observation....the faucet is not installed yet. Waiting to get the drywall done and painted then I will finish and mount the faucet.....but I think you will like it! stay tuned. :)

PurdueSD. I just read thru your build....Nice shop! I like the wood siding used inside rather than drywall, it's been a few years since your build, would you still use that if you had it to do over again? Thanks, Jeff

After having my current shop wide open and all the grinding grit and primer and paint overspray all over everything including my mill and lathe I'm convinced keeping the dirty areas isolated will be a good thing. Besides it creates more walls to hang stuff!! lol:lol:

Your welcome, thanks for the kind words everyone.....and yes I am!:D

does it work now?

Moving some stuff in and getting the bathroom up and running. Pics of the "Manity" with oil pan for sink bowl. Got electricity, water, toilet, Need to hang some drywall now.

Nope, nothing going on lately. :(

here's mine

Has anyone used metal panels run horizontally? I have studded walls and wonder about the look of running it horizontally........:rocker:

Thanks Y'all. It is a beautiful setting. :) :)

Some recent pics of paint, light brackets, trim and some cool morning low cloud shots. Having a good time in the lift! My wife doing the custom paint. base color , then wiping on a darker brown to get in the deep wood grains...and wiping most of it back off. It gives it a 3...

More siding pics, the board and batten is done. The area left incomplete is for a little stonework. the lap and B&B are Nichiha fiber cement products and the trim boards and Shakes are LP smart products. I have some cedar brackets for lights and window trims. Paint next month, the colors you see...

Time for some siding! :beer: Nichiha fiber cement lap siding with LP smart shakes and trim. Paint next month.

Thanks for the kind words....Brent, my other project is a 34 3w coupe, chopped 4", quickchange, 401 nailhead buick 5spd highboy. :)

No RV, but I have scissors trusses for a lift so I thought I would go with a 12' door rather than a 10'.....you never know.:beer: