Recent content by Sea_J

What is the make and model of the truck?

Hitachi RB24EAP 23.9 cc Handheld Leaf Blower. Open all the doors and blow it out.

I would get another 2x6 and using lag screws screw it right to the one that i cracking. I've seen were they use it on older houses to help with lagging floor joices I think they call it lamanating?

Re: what did you do in your garage today? Finished Cabinet doors, and working on handles and pulls for those doors

I usually leave one on the charger and the other in the drill. i have done this for years, and don't think my batteries are any worse for the wear.

Try Casey general store. In IL they usually have racing fuel in one of the pumps. I think casey's are in des moines.

What kind of seeds do i have plant to get oneof those to grow in my back yard? Nice. Coleman

Been working on this the last couple of weeks. Still need to make the doors.

I gave mine to the neighbor. Then I just borrow it when I need it

Re: what did you do in your garage today? I started building an aluminum can crusher.

I used rebar and zip tied the tubing directly to it every sqare foot. I also went to MENARDS and they printed me out a way to lay out my pex based on garage demesions and were my water heater is loacted. Their drawing worked perfectly with my lay out. Also get all of the zip tie clippoings...

Did you spray the floor clean with water? if you did how long did you wait until you applied the epoxy? I waited 3 days then did the plastic test to make sure there was no moisture left in the concrete before I put my floor down. I know how much woirk goes into one of these floors. I hope...

I have a 24x40 garage. I put slabshield down as my insulator and moister barrier. I used rebar in the floor and zip tied 1/2" tubing at every one foot. I am currently using an 11000watt electric water heater. I put R19 insulation in the walls and R38 (all batting) in the ceiling. Last winter...

thanks for the info. Figured if no one else was doing it then there had to be a reason

I have installed radiant floor heat in my garage. I have 1/2" pex tubing with a 40gal water heater. It worked very good last winter, but my question is: I looked at the national geological survey web site which says that the ground temp in my area stays at a constant 55 degrees year around...