Recent content by rizzorace

I cant believe noone has said to use corogated metal, it cost me 1350.00 to do the walls in this 36 x 40 x 14 high, they come painted and cut to size. so easy a chimp could put them up to.

Well sorry for using the server space then.......I havent seen it before therefore I thought I'd share it. I will make a mental note not to share what I find worthy of sharing again.:shocking: :pimpflash :lol_hitti

DRILL PRESS: A tall upright machine useful for suddenly snatching a flat metal bar out of your hands so that it smacks you in the chest and flings your beer across the room, splattering it against that freshly-stained table you were drying. WIRE WHEEL: Cleans paint off bolts and then throws them...

Metal is the way to go, mine are 4' on center, the metal goes up and it has blown in celulose insulation to r-30 value on top of it. make sure you have a good ventalation system, I have a ridge vent in mine.

I have the same dolly and have never left the pin in to load a car, if you do you only have to climb on the ground and fight to get it out afterwards. watch out for the king pins in those dollys also, they wear out fast!

2 words to tell you what happened there, MINIMUM WAGE ! DEE DEE DEE:bounce:

you can soak them in white vinegar for a few days and the rust wipes off with a rag!

Here are some updated pics taken yesterday. The loft now has steps and I am working on walls next. the heater is hung and exhaust is in, just need to finish plumbing it and wire it in and I am ready to stay toasty warm! :bounce:

LOL ............ I often sit down and feel something sharp.that must be it.....

Well, I havent updated in awhile. I have been busy getting the interior of the building together and cleaning and organizing tools and boxes. So yesterday I am cleaning out my dad's tool box. He passed away in 2002 and I inherited his tools. His ***** of a wife damn near cleaned all of his good...

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After doing my floor ultra smooth with a power trowel in preparation for epoxy I wound up having to rent a scarifier to make the surface of the concrete rough so the epoxy has something to bite into. I used benjamin moore M40 and M41 industrial epoxy. My floor has 1 coat of the sealer and 3...

Just another update! I got to play with the big boy toy today! I rented a skid steer to back fill my shop and my wife came by to snap a few pics! Fun but tricky machine to run, after about 2 hours I got the hang of it pretty good.:thumbup:

Right On !

well, here are the photos as promised! the floor pics are actually dry! it looks wet. the other pic is the ceiling, I put up 15 2 bulb 8' T12 fixtures and spent alittle more dough on real good bulbs. I only have 3 hooked up now and it is bright enough to work like it is, I cant wait to see it...