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Yeah, the ceiling is screwed to the bottom of the trusses, I marked the location of the trusses on my headboard with painters tape, I plan to run a tight string from each header board that way I can get the structural screws dead center. I’ll look for some 1/4” structural screws when I pick up...

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Metal ceiling is up, most of the electrical boxes are hooked up. I’m ready for mounting the garage door hangers back up. My plan is to buy 1” metal spacers and 4ft of angle brackets with the holes and 3” lag bolts. I plan on cutting the angle brackets down to 2 1’ sections and 1 2’section...

Turned out great, serves its purpose and only cost me $38.00 and 20 minutes. Thanks again @jack stand

That’s a great, cost effective way to go about it. Thank you I’m gonna take that idea. Probably only need one R19 unfaced roll at the 40ft length. And yes, much farther down the road I will for sure finish the walls. I wasn’t planning on the concrete and backfill being as much as it was, have...

I just closed up for the day, didn’t see the reply. I will get a pic sometime tomorrow night

The single bubble white faced is it for now, I’m gonna add horizontal studs over the areas I stapled to the existing horizontal studs. I know there are better ways of going about finishing the garage, I mainly want it to get functional for the 12,000 lb lift I’m putting in to start getting some...

I have a newly constructed 30x40 pole barn. I spray foamed the walls with closed cell and I’m laying a white faced vapor barrier on top. For the ceiling I have vapor barrier, then sheet metal that matches the siding. 20x3 sheets. I also have R30 roll batt insulation after the ceiling is up. My...

Haha it was fun making the video. Thanks for watching! I'll think about the makeup review thing haha.

My girlfriend voiced over my tool box tour video. I guess I didn't teach her enough... :spit: Just a little tipsy haha

Haha what video? And thanks man

Thanks, I appreciate it. :beer:

Well, I machined rotors at the first shop I worked at. We had an AAMCO and an on car lathe. Both heavily used. Although we actually followed the rules and replaced anything that would be machined past the minimum thickness. The digital caliper works well. And if it ever gets funky I can talk...

Thanks for the replies and the welcome, reviving an old thread. I never got the notifications for it. Not looking for support haha I just wanted to know so I could return it. Bought it online because the shop I worked at the time didn't have a truck. I ended up keeping it. Works well. Overall...

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