I do almost all of my own repairs. My tools are mostly Craftsman and some Snap-on but really I buy now what I need to get the job done. Now it will be usually a Husky or Kobalt brand but HF in there too. If its something I cant pinpoint the issue I'll pay the shop their fees to tell me whats...
Makesure to add gutters to the building. That makes a big difference in preventing water intrusion and eliminated eroding the slab foundation. When you design the spacing for the frame makesure its 4' between incase you want to add insulation in the future. Adding caulk to bottom frame when they...
I just have the cheapest fridge possible in the garage. Old style with the small top freezer. They seem to be smaller depth wise that the newer fridge and not paying extra for counter depth. But really depends on what are planning to put in it and what you are willing to spend. There should be...
The double foil EPS is the way to go. Just confirm with the building designer you will have 48" between the post so you can tuck fit the EPS in there easily otherwise you'll be cutting it to fit. I learned this the hardway, as mine were 5ft apart so I spent alot of time cutting and taping. For...
Scored two of the other day. These are leftovers from Xmas. Considering a new 1/2" ratchet is $35 I'll take it. These are replacing 25yr old craftsmans.
Right to the metal trim/fascia of the building. No reinforcement and the gutters have their typical bracket that fits inside and that's what they screwed through.
My Xmas present to myself this year was power to the shop. I ran MHF in 2" conduit to my panel. I wired the 4x4 boxes on every other circuit both starting with their own GFCI in the first box. Lights are on connected thru an outdoor christmas extension cord that comes down and plugs into a GFCI...
Got some gutters installed. Price wasnt much more than me doing them myself with stuff from HD. Of course 2wks after a tree fell on them. Just some dents and held tight. Hung up the rest of my lights and began the process of power to the shop!
Have to post photo from my computer wont work from the phone. Insulation going up and the back wall OSB. Pallet racking and the car stuff from storage!
Nassau National Cable is having a sale on alot of their products. Since most of us use MHF for the shops here's the link. I haven't found it cheaper anywhere else. Just ordered some for my shop. Now to gather the rest of the parts needed to wire the shop...