Recent content by Stang65Fst

Yeah I'm just trying to figure out how to light my garage and looking at future things that might come. I built a 40x26 attached garage with lowest point being 12' at the hightest 16' inside the garage. I am trying to figure out if I want flourescents or can lights. And it will have to be...

Anyone have any experience with the LED light bulbs? I have not come to a decision on garage lighting yet, fluorescent, CFL, or LED anyone have any thoughts/experience?

WOW RFI with T8 never thought of that one. Any lights that don't give that much RFI off for a shop?

I have seen you at the track several times. I am typically instructing but I definitely know the "Mad Cow" legend car. Nice garage.

I used a sealer on my concrete and it is absolutely great. I have no issues with it at all. It has been holding up great and has a nice sheen to it. Cleans up very well.

Looks like a cool project.

Tear down and rebuild. You don't want structural issues later.

:thumbup: Thanks Any other input is appreciated

My ceiling will follow the upward slope of the truss the 3:12 slope. That is a very good point on the door being opened or closed. I wonder if they have the proper radius for the angle I will need from the transition at the wall to the upward ceiling. Did you have any issue with the torsion...

I am getting ready to order my garage doors and hardware. I have two openings 9'wide 8'tall. I am looking at the carriage style doors with a jackshaft opener. I have scissor trusses and the pitch inside is 3:12, the top of the roof is 6:12. I want my garage track/door to be as close to the...

Welcome Frank glad to see you hate Mustangs. :lol_hitti

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Yeah just trying to figure out exactly how to accomplish.

http://www.globalindustrial.com/gcs/product/productInfo.web?&infoParam.itemKey=30018174&infoParam.picGroupKey=3274 I was thinking about getting this for my garage. 40x26, 10 ft high walls and scissor truss ceilings. My trusses will span the 40'. I want to have this installed high in the wall...