Having worked in some small dark attached garages most of my life and finally building a small dedicated space these are my favorite things: Tall ceilings, Lights, Insulation, Mini-Split, Maxjax
Well good news bad news, I wrapped up my Green Egg repairs cured for the cement for 2 hours, ran the low heat cycle at 100 degrees and then put it all together and brought it up to 500 degrees (this was all the process from the manufacturer). The cement bubbled and cracked on the inside of the...
More work on the egg last night, ground out the crack and I'm going to fill everything with refractory cement hopefully tonight. My goal is smoked wings on Friday. The coating was slow going even with diamond dremel grinding stones.
Picked this up for $200, wire wheeled and rattlecanned all the metal parts, cleaned the ceramic. There is a chip in the lower piece so I’ll be trying some refractory cement and if that works I’ll be setting this up on my deck.
Love the use of dowsing rods. I feel your pain when we were trenching for power to mine I had the county come out and flag, everyone swore up and down nothing was in my backyard. We found a water pipe.
We're actually looking at a 22-ish highlander among other options for my fiance's car. She is determined to finish paying off her Subaru that she got before meeting me without my help, but after that all bets are off. I'm seriously eye'ing an xc60 T8 for her to get the 455hp :ROFLMAO:
Not sure...
1.5 months is short even by my standards! My lifes goal is to own a bunch of different cars, I'm working through a spreadsheet. The G63 was super cool and sounded great, but living with it day to day as a daily was tough and roadtrips were a challenge. A "euro wagon" was on the list and with gas...
It was a short run, but I think I got out of G-wagon ownership what I wanted. Swapped the G63 for an A6 allroad, it was a 3hr drive there and back and I can confirm the a6 is a million times better on the highway. There will of course be some tasteful mods.
I looked at a car condo a few years back in texas (in the hopes I could live in it too) and found that the restrictions were surprising. I'm sure some of this has changed, but at the time you weren't allowed to install a lift, there was also specific guidance for fluid changes and you had to...