Recent content by zcar751

Worked on my camper in front of the garage most of the day putting in new copper gas lines. But I did have to go into the shop to weld a regulator mounting plate on the propane bottle bracket. Now we wait for the paint to dry. It should only take a month with the humidity hovering around 100%.

To me it’s a math problem. Which is cheaper to run and what is the initial cost. I,m in East Tennessee and electric power is cheaper than gas so I have a mini split.

Can see attachment.

0” is no space. And you want to account for twist.

The comments on spacing between bays is spot on. I have 9’ doors and 24” between doors and I wish I had 48”. I would put a flush mount scissor lift in the center bay instead of a two post on the side. If you are working on projects you may find time when working around the post are...

I can’t believe nobody answered the question in his thread title. The minimum stud spacing would be 1/64th of an inch.

Camping this weekend so no shop for me.

I broke down and picked up a Bamboo Labs P2S 3D printer and I have been on a tare getting things organized. I also printed some new ball valve blast gates for the dust collection system. I also put up the Spray area curtains so I can spray the undercoating in the Puma wheel wells and...

On the Puma GTC side I sprayed some black paint on the underside of the nose to seal the glass before I apply the rubberized undercoating.

Working on some organizational items this weekend. I purchased a Bamboo lab PS2 3D printer and have been running it non-stop for the last couple of weeks.

Finished up the table saw overhead dust collection. I had to buy a couple of part but for the most part it was material left from other projects.

Just applied 3rd coat of spar varnish. I suspect I will apply at least three more cotes for these dash parts.

Bought a vacuum bag set up to do veneer. Today I veneered some redwood burl to a couple of dash pieces for the Puma. I even go a coat of varnish on them.

Oh yeah in west Tennessee you will need a mini split. If you want it to be useable year round. I'm in East Tennessee and I love my mini split.

I wanted to go out to the shop but there is still snow on the ground. Funny, when I was in Maine I would have walked out and started a fire in the wood stove with out a thought. 18 years later in Tennessee, snow on the ground, na I ain't going out there.