Recent content by greenjeepers

Boy, I am glad I had my 36' x 24' detached garage built 10 years ago. I ended up being the GC, upgraded the house electrical to 200 amps from 90 amps. separate 100 amps to the garage. Ended up getting concrete done and having the shell built, then I added the roofing felt and shingles, installed...

I don't see the "Style" change option either. But the site looks great!

Wondering where the the Free Parking section went. Haven't seen it in the last day or so.,. ......Jeepers....

This thread got me thinking about building an Arcade for my wife. Got the Raspberry Pi, controllers and a monitor. The challenge seems to be getting the games. Didn't want to break any laws so I ordered a SD Card with 11,000 games on it. The guts should be up and running next week. As soon as...

Just found this thread. I have printed new knobs for the oven and stove. Wheels for a pocket door. Bicycle water bottle holder. Replacement battery cell plug for my car. I have a friend at work that prints all kinds of trinkets and has a CR-10 and Finder Half the items are from thingyverse, the...

Unfortunately I am on the counter side for the most part. My old man was so engrossed in my mother's alcoholism, he didn't have too much time for his kids. He was an officer in the USAF and we moved often, a few times because of my mother's behavior. He did teach about maintaining vehicles...

Congratulations on the missus saying yes!

My guess would be the boxes are daisy chained and the black and or white wires in the first box did not get reconnected for the second box when you hooked up the first light.

Cabinets look great! Nice work!

I had a similar issue, then upgraded the switch and the lights then came on normally.

Added a few more wire clamps to the lighting circuit and screwed the outlets in tight. Hoping to get the Final City Inspection in the next week or so. Also did a general clean up moved the battery charger to the next vehicle in turn. Need to start the work bench next.

Well the pool is filled in and approved. Seems, filling in pools is more common than I would have guessed. A few neighbors came by, mostly retired, and commented on all of the activity. All said they rarely use their pools and spend too much to maintain them but would never demo the pool...

Here is the plan. :thumbup: Almost 1000 sq feet.

So finally the fill and demo starts. :bounce:

The fill for the pool has to be certified by a Soils Engineer to be compacted to 1500 something. Not sure what the measure is, maybe lbs / sq. inch. :dunno: The pool is about 10' deep, looking at AB or crushed concrete as the fill because of the tendency to pack tightly with water and a little...