Recent content by maxspeed96ct

I keep some pieces of aluminum at each corner to keep the window from opening . But if someone really wants to get in they can just smash the glass I guess

So it's been a while since I posted, not much has changed but I did trade the cobra for a more family friendly car. Projects for this summer will be more lighting. And I'm unhappy with the clear floor sealant. It's yellowing, and peeling too. I'd debating between a nice bright red, or the...

My craftsman 30 ft hose real is about 1.5 years old . The real doesn't not lock anymore, I have not taken it apart yet . Anyone know if this is easily repairable ? Unfortunately it's not under warranty anymore.

Not much has changed , still haven't gotten around to buying more cabinets and storage . But I do have a new toy

Hey guys , I need new doors for my shed . It's aprox 12x 15 shed . It's in very good condition but my doors are rotting away , I'm toying with the idea of replacing them with a cheap basic non insulated garage door . Currently I just have two barn style doors about 5-5" in total width . I'd...

its battery powered, runs right off the trucks 12v I have it wired to a small push style switch in the bed. This is the strip I used, http://www.ebay.com/itm/181285200192?ssPageName=STRK:MEWNX:IT&_trksid=p3984.m1439.l2649 but I learned now the 5050 is even brighter and contains more leds...

Funny i stumbled upon this thread, I just put led strips in the bed of my truck. Im hooked, love the led stips . I used the cheaper 3028 strip in my truck. heres a pic, Now for the workbench, I have a 5050 cool white strip I plan on running around my workbench . Cant wait to get it done

Go as big and as deep as you can afford and fit. I was limited with my side yard ordinance , and of course money. But extra space will never hurt if you can afford it .

Yes I had a rinnai but not a hybrid, the hybrid is great . the small storage tanks makes all the difference, the rinnai hybrid is really the best you can get with a tankless . But the cost kills it for me, you could buy 5 regular nat gas water heaters for the cost of it. A lot to consider

One thing you need to consider that you didnt mention is what source of fuel do you have available? oil? propane? nat gas or elect?

Just keep in mind you get what you pay for, dont but the cheapest one out there and expect the best. I installed a rinnai tankless in my previous condo. PROS - -saved me about 30-40 a month switching to a N/gas tankless from a 40 gal electric - Freed up alot of space - Constant hot water...

Nice truck ! :beer: I need a toyota decal like that for my wall !

I tell you one thing , I have a blower through honeywell water humidifier and it doesnt do much when the the temps drop really low . I'm slowly converting my home into hydronic. Though I will keep the forced air for secondary and a/c

Wow very nice architecture work ! All the vans in the back round look just like my new nissan work van ! i'd blend right in down there !

I would def go with this ^ just make sure you put one on all the lights in that room I know its not cheap but a hole saw works best for recessed light installs. Jab saw on a retro fit can be tough.