Recent content by kyinwa

The sheetrockers hung some rock! and my uncle & I built some stairs this weekend!

Hung some OSB on the lower part of the walls this weekend so I can hang things on the wall without looking for a stud 36 Sheets, 18 coors lights, 4 tired helpers :)

Yeah, its pretty interesting. The drywall guy came by & told them not to overfill them as its a real pain for him to get his sheetrock on if they do.

Blow-in insulation crew getting their "giant dryer sheet" hung And some of the insulation is in!

We got the doors from the local Wayne Dalton shop. They were very helpful & actually the best priced compared to the two others. It is stick built. I couldn't find a good SIP supplier around here but I am glad we went this route. EVERYTHING is absolutely square & the building inspector actually...

Updates have been slow lately as alot of the work is not really picture worthy. Ran approx 3000' of wire, cat 5, 14 gauge speaker wire, rg6, & 100 feet of 1 1/4" black pipe for power, networking, tunes and cable internet + gas for the Navien Combi Boiler I wanted for my in floor heating &...

Jet boat, snowmobiles, atvs & a jeep. A beer pong table & some woodworking tools Its basically just a giant toybox. :)

Got the mezzanine framed up & floored Can't decide if I should put in some windows that look down into the main shop area or not. Also had to move the doorway over a little bit to be able to get a full size door tucked under the trusses after going with 9 foot ceilings in the office &...

We built the walls. I asked around and a lot of guys were unhappy with the quality of the prebuilt walls coming from the local supplier. Cost wise doing most of the work with my brother & uncle I am under the bid I got for a pole barn shell with a concrete floor, but then again I wasn't...

Oh yes! The whole idea was to get the jet boat out of a storage unit so I could quit paying for it. After doing some very complicated math using my fingers I could have rented that unit long after I am gone and still not have a positive ROI on that basis. :) The ROI for me is in the big grin I...

For a 6 sack mix it was $110 and then depending on our needs for the day for accelerator or hot water it was a little more up to maybe $118/yd

Finished up the gabled end & added some stick work per the wifes request My buddy showing off his guns while framing up the bathroom French door & wall for mezzanine to sit atop

Got the back and most of the other gable done today plus got my meter base set. My uncle even did my wifes special trim request around the meter base. I don't think my guys are too happy with her not going with square trim. :)

Got the doors & windows in Most of the window & door trim is on & we got one of the gable ends sided today. I am soooo tired

The boat, snowmobiles & other assorted toys will live there. Don't know much about turning wrenches, but I have never had a place to do so. But now I will!