Recent content by twenty8tudor

They finished the structure part by 9am on Wednesday morning. The had a double crew to set trusses on Tuesday so he said that’s what helped move it along so fast. Going to try and get the water line and some conduit in this weekend to get ready for the concrete guy to come do the grade. Then I...

A family member was going up and taking Lucy while I was at work.

Never expected to move from where I had been for the last 15-17 years. But an unfortunate event of a family friend passing made way for an opportunity I couldn’t pass up. Where I was sat on 1.5 acres and was basically cut out of bank so the 26x28 workshop I added on was all the room I had...

made up a quick hanger and hung the first sign up in the garage IMG_3672 by jaredlapp1948, on Flickr finished up welding up the top that i had cut down for the rpu IMG_3711 by jaredlapp1948, on Flickr

while looking for some pics that a guy wanted i came across a project me and some buddies did about 5 or 6 years back and thought i would share it on here. We made it for a trip to a major tractor pull we was going to every year at the time. anyway thought maybe someone would enjoy it on here or...

here is a few i have to say i didnt build the truck i know the guy that did pretty well and was just lucky enough to catch him in a weak moment haha started on the road probably my favorite so far...trying to get my nephew interested in cars....its not a hard sell so far

finished the cart up last night for the most part... still need to work up an idea for a top for it but its good enough to go into the upstairs now. start never tried this but used a propane torch and scorched the wood first to darken the grain of it....then after applying the stain i set...

yes its red oak that im using on this one. The wheels outside would be a different look havent seen any like that before... sounds interesting for sure! I am all about trying to keep things original but this was way to far gone... the picture makes it look good. all the side boards were broken...

Thanks majority vote gets it... i will go with gaps. Also i am going to make a top for it with glass and maybe a metal support or stand of some sort to hold the glass. Thanks!

Thanks for the compliments on the other projects!, im kind of stuck on a project i am doing now. I am not sure if i should put gaps in the top wood or run them all together? opinions anyone?? stated with this where i am now... but leaning toward the gapped look but not 100% sure

snow day at work, i work for the phone company so im always looking around while im driving and every once in a while i run across some things people let me buy or look around....little bored so i figured i would post a few of my quick projects. not exactly garage related but repurposed family...

finally getting to move some things into the garage instead of working on it. floor sealer good and dry so couldnt help but to move my project in.

Floor prep was just hosing it down, didnt use any soap and scrubbed with a push broom and squeegeed off and left dry for two days. The floor had been down for about a little over a month, which looking back I wish I would have sealed it before doing any of the construction inside due to the...

Thanks for the compliments everyone! :beer: here is how we did the trim around the doors. put a 2x4 flat to trim around all the doors to build it out so it would be close to flush to the J channel. after that there is a local guy that does aluminum siding and has a 10ft tin brake to do fascia...

Thanks! and thanks for the great customer service!! I ended up rolling it on with a 18" 3/8 nap roller..... which seem to leave a little texture to the sealer. which is plenty fine with me, might help with grip a little bit. on the can it states if spraying it is required to back roll.