Recent content by Professor Fate

First of all, you will not be able to run the gas line from the main to the meter yourself. The Gas company or authorized sub contractor will have to do that. Secondly, they will not set a meter unless you have a plumbed use for gas installed and inspected. Thirdly, this is the free state...

Sometimes I feel the best way to kill it is to try to grow it intentionally. It'll die just to spite you.

The end butts are staggered. What you see is the screw line markings.

Got this Mac Tools Tech 1000 off FB Marketplace a few years back. Mac warrantied a complete set slides for it too even though I wasn't the original buyer.

No footing. Need to address this if you want walls and a roof.

Gonna have to **** it up and remove the sheathing. No amount of racking and come-alonging will pull it plumb. The roof sheeting alone will make it hard to pull it plumb.

Might want to think about addressing the wood rot at the roof to wall interface above that room.

After 6 plus months I can say I'm really happy with it. I have been using my blast cabinet a bunch lately and it has no problem keeping up and I can still hear the stereo while I'm working.

In-swing doors leak.

Stem wall would be my choice also. Check code for distance from a building to the well.

Match the gable ends of the house if you don't want to brick the garage.

Unless it was tested by a lab, it is not mold. It is a fungal growth. Very few are a danger to humans.

As a Contractor I would not warranty that slab if you put that system in before I placed the concrete.

Aren't Snap-On boxes lifetime warrantied? I bought a used Matco top and bottom a few years back and they sent me all new slides under warranty.

The size discrepancy is to allow for expansion of the sheet goods. When installing OSB you should tack a nail between the panels and not **** them tightly because OSB will expand and contract depending on humidity levels, causing buckling of the sheet. I've seen it many times.