Recent content by klkruser

Sorry Purdue been busy, I'll take some this week....

I am spending the next few months wrapping up the siding and beams, staining the concrete in the lounge area, mezz etc. Will hopefully be clean and presentable by that time....

A few more...i'll clean it up a bit and do a photo tour of where its at...

A few ill find some more, these are not great and its a mess...semm to always be busy fixing kids Jeeps instead of working on the shop itself....

Sorry all, been horribly busy as of late with work and out of town....I am presently as well but will get some up within the week. Doors on, lots of Junk inside...insulating presently...

I have three very similar ones I am doing (see my thread on my build) how did you bend the goosenecks. I bought (then returned) a hand pipe bender but it was next to im possible to achieve that bend. I bought (then returned) a cheap harbor freight style hydraulic unit...bent like ****, so...

Craigslist! Right time and Place

I saw the same coachhouse lamps on the internet for over $300 each! I paid $5 each! Score #2!:beer:

Be nice to get those lights up soon! Just whittling away at siding as I get the chance....going to be slow for a while.

I thickened the slab for the mezz posts and the 2 post lift. I dug out the sand for 3 x 3 pads thickened to about 10-12 inches. The rest of the slab is 4-5 inches with WWM reinforcing and sawcut control joints roughly 12' but aligned to bays and doors. No cracks at all cept one by the mandoor...

Nice start, I was going to guess Lions Bay. Just started mine in Langley this June, still ongoing. Similiar lines...I'll be watchin

It's a Johnson Valve!

If it is a new floor slab with no grease etc on it just an acid etch will do it. i just did my new slab with 100% solids epoxy and it came out great! Be sure to wait at least 30 days or/and do a moisture test.

Don't forget that's close to 2000 sf of material at that pitch, shop is 1200 sf plus eaves plus portico out front. And I have three or so sheets left over for a lean to on the side If I want. Started on the hardy board the other day. 6-1/4 board with 5" exposure...onward....