Recent content by hbud

I like the idea of the foam panels, leaving an air gap between the roof and the insulation. There is currently no ventalation on the bottom edge of the roof or the ridge cap. After the insulation is up, and if needed, I may add sofit vents and a ridge cap vent. Thanks for the replies.

I'm putting in the insulation more for the winter time. Thinking about a small electric heater set at 50-60 degrees so the kids could get more use out of it in the winter time. I was told to not insulate right under the singles. Something about them getting to hot and buckling in the hot summer...

I bought a play house for the kids a week ago. Wanting to insulate it and put some kind of paneling in it to finish it out. It has a cathedral ceiling and I am planning to insulate the ceiling between the joists with some fiberglass batting. I was wondering if this is going to damage the...

Been a while since I posted any progress. Finally picked out an air compressor and got it installed. Went with a 60 gallon Ingersoll Rand unit. I am very pleased so far with it. I built a new work table for my belt sander and planer to sit on when I am using them. Also use it alot for staining...

Lookin good. I put the same one together this time last year. It was a 100 degree day when I attached all of the pieces together. It took me about 16 hours to put ours together. I was just about done in this picture, just the top lookout tower railing and swings to go. Our little girl plays on...

Just an old electrical cabinet repainted with small lista boxes in it. Sorry for the cell phone pic.

The chaise lounge is for giving the dogs a bath. (shampoo and shower with a hose) It doesn't hurt the wife's back. :bounce: As for copying the hanger idea, be my guest.

I started a little project last week in the shed. I got tired of tripping over the car ramps. Also, had to make room for my new compressor that is coming Friday.

We got ours from willygoat.com. Adventure playsets is the brand name. Watch when the sales are going on. We got ours for a little under a 1000. Just a tip for any swing you get: Bore out the bushing were the chains attach to the frame and put a ball bearing in there. The kid can swing for alot...

I would run it out of your current 200 amp box in the attatched garage. Just because you have 2 - 60 amp breakers for you heat pump setup, doesn't mean it pulls 60 amps on each one at all times. Unless you are doing something crazy in your proposed garage, you will not pull anything close to 100...

4. Don't bite your finger nails :bounce:

I use it to store my 4 wheeler and zero turn lawn mower in the summer. My duck boat stays in it in the winter. Also, I do all of our SUV and Truck maintance in it when it is to hot or cold to work outside. I have no plans for a lift yet, still pretty young and don't mind crawling under...

yamaharacing21, look in the left, top corner of the first pic in the second post. I have a 120 volt box and a cable box up there. I am planning on hooking up a flat screen across that corner so I can watch some races or a ballgame or two when I am out there.

Next, I wired the inside. I went with a 60 amp panel. It is wired for a air compressor, A/C window unit, and stick welder. I insulated it with R18 fiberglass in the walls and R38 cellulose in the ceiling. It has an insulated garage door also. Then came the drywall. I did all of the interior...

New guy here. I built this shed in the summer of 09. Finished the inside last winter. I am still working on all of the finishing touches on it. It is 18 X 30 with a 12 X 30 lean-to on the side. It has one entry door and one 10 X 9 garage door. I am getting alot of good ideas from this site. I...