Recent content by ZRX1040

UH, well, I havn't been on in a while. Don't know why pics aren't showing up. They're still in the same place? 2x12 frame. a few 16 p nails in the lower half of the frame to anchor the lower slab. Tamped the bottom hard before pouring, it's not going anywhere.

Plan your workbench, cabinets, pegboard, toolbox, refrigerator location etc, then run your electrical. Take your time, you'll like make several revisions before you decide...you did say your OCD, right? Be sure to include TV cable, speaker wire, phone jack or anything else you don't realize you...

Thanks :beer: (sorry, couldn't help it) I'm noticing a lot of ZRX's popping up in here. :thumbup: And FWIW K&L625R lift from Best Equipment.

Have the high school art class come by and paint it as King Tut's tomb. :lol_hitti

Larry, I think I know the one... Started with this... Ended with ... ah, just click the "Basement Barn" link below. I need to update the thread anyway. I'll post up some current pics this weekend. Couple things to consider. Once you open the can, all the worms get out, and they rarely...

Been there. Click the link in my signature....Basement Bike Barn.

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2 coats primer, sprayed. Fridge and drawers will go in the last bay. Compressor, small heater and ladders Another 2 coats of light grey, 2 on the ceiling and first coat on the floor. Amazing what 4 yr old waferboard can soak up. One more on the floor and I'll have 11 gallons in it...

Does it EVER get totally DONE? :headscrat :spit: It's been a while. Put in some rough shelves everything seemed to get moved in and put into service as was. Life got in the way and the whole project got put on the back burner. It became a major chore to finish with all the stuff in the way...

Sorry for the delayed reply.... Didn't subscribe to my own threads. Duh. Check the part where I made a drop in screed and see below. Thanks. For one I'd make it lower than needed, then shim lift up with some rubber pads. Keeps it up out of any wet runoff from the cars. Especially if your in...

Nice reno :thumbup:

If you like the light color check out Benjamin Moore "Stays Clear" . Wont yellow over time like other varnish.

Just realized your in Munising. This one is in Iron Mtn and it's probably still there.

No problem...you might get a little wet:willy_nil

Some other threads... http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=251801&highlight=fridge http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=62981&highlight=fridge http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=261055&highlight=fridge...