Recent content by nwrob

+1 Welcome to Portland!

Danner Boots, Portland, OR! Today and Beyond Building on the same traditions and standards of quality instilled by the Danner family years ago, the Danner Shoe Mfg. Company continues to manufacture a complete line of Hiking, Fishing, Hunting, Uniform, and Work Boots in their 30,000 square foot...

These are the list prices I was given but the pricing from your local electrical distributor may vary: Rap 1 = $180 each, Rap 4 = $250 each. Not the cheapest but the extruded aluminum housings and overall detail are nice. The light quality/quantity is good but maybe too white and "sterile" for...

Cool find! I wonder how it made its way from Oregon to Alaska?

I just finished sampling the Light Edge Raptor Series T5 HO Lighting (8' - 2 bulb and 4' - 4 bulb). Pretty impressive amount of light, given it's size and I can't say enough about the build quality. Plus, they're 100% made in the USA which is almost unheard of! :thumbup...

I have used the ribbed-channel version of the BLT mats for several years and they're great for general use and parking. But, if you're going to treat them like bare concrete, forget it. With floor jacks, etc you'll have to at least use carpet scraps underneath or they'll buckle and get scraped.

Awesome! Where did you find the overhead shelving?

Can you give details on the metal overhead cabinet with the folding front door??

Nice job! What did you use for lighting over your folding workbench?

I understand that EpoArmor claims that there is no concrete "prep" required, right? How was it to work with and did it go down easily?

I'm in Beaverton, just outside of Portland (NW Oregon)

I'm almost at the point of getting my floor coated. What are some intelligent questions I should be asking installers, i.e. warranty, references, coating technology, etc. so that I make the best choice? Also, does anyone have leads for installers in Oregon?

Cool! Good to see a TLR seeing track time! I'm working on my "bike garage" as we speak. :thumbup:

Here's the answer to all your problems. :bounce: http://www.briefrelief.com/br_main.php?page=products&sub=products3

Great job! Can you tell me what color red you used for the lower portion of the wall?