Recent content by JPetru82

I like the look Sent from my SM-G965U using The Garage Journal mobile app

I at least have to wait until I get home. I'm stuck in boat jail at the moment. Sent from my SM-G965U using The Garage Journal mobile app

Thank you all for your advise. I think I'll be going with Ryobi for now. Now just to watch online and wait for a sale to pop up. Now I can start researching miter saws. Sent from my SM-G965U using The Garage Journal mobile app

There are walls around the toilet. That door leads to the half bath. The toilet and sink are just not set in place yet. Haha. I have an assortment of corded tools, no good cordless tools. I plan on building my own shelves and workbenches once I finish the walls. Sent from my SM-G965U using...

If you were shopping for a solid cordless combo kit that has a good variety of tools, which would you go for? Main use would be for home improvements, and some woodworking projects for my property. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

Hey everyone. Names Jeremy. Currently building a new garage/shop/patio at place in northern California. Total square footage of the garage and tool shed is 1680, with the roof extending over the patio area for a total of 2000 sq ft of roofing. I am a merchant marine, so I am gone for long...

Thanks for added pics shrine. I think that's what I'll end up doing when I get home later this year. Oh, nice jeep btw. Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

Thanks for posting the pics. That's exactly what I think I'm going for. I think it looks great. What did you do on the floor? Looks like some epoxy and then some square inserts? Sent from my SM-G965U using Tapatalk

OSB is definitely cheaper where I am from. Even if it was close per sheet, it'd still be cheaper in the long. It takes longer, in my opinion, to cut and hang sheetrock then it does OSB. Plus, I **** at taping so I would probably have to sub that out. No OCD, so I dont mind a completely...

Hey guys. First time poster. I am currently building a 4 car garage, with a tool shed attached in the back. Rough size is 22' wide by around 60' long, with a wall around the 40' mark seperating the tool used and the garage. I plan on leaving the tool area open studs so I can utilize the space...