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Put me in for one once pics are up if you have any left.

That's about the best wall treatment I've seen anywhere. It's rustic, tough and welcoming at the same time. Might even look cool inside - I can see a large living room being done up in the same style.

Wow that's a clean van - what are your other hobbies, you'd be surprised at the odd stuff we like here.

Thanks guys - it's a roof-mounted fan so you're right that it would probably be easier to change the motor.

I heard a buzzing yesterday, come to find out that the motor on my attic fan seized. Obviously I need to replace it, but what should I look for in an attic fan? Any brands to look for or stay away from? Any specific air volume to get (if that's even an option)? Never shopped for attic fans...

Yeah, if you can push your quality and durability in the face of higher prices, you'd likely be able to grow your market while maintaining your price point. Snap-On is a bit pricier than other brands, but they push their long-term quality and have kept their momentum going as a result. People...

Looks like an antique version of a trailer jack - though I know that's not it.

I was just going to post exactly what the above post states. I went to UTI in Phoenix (then Avondale when they built the new building). I was a mechanic for the next few years. They don't teach you HOW to work on cars. Sure, there's plenty of lab time, but that's not the focus - the focus is...

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That's amazing. I've been trying to finish a simple stitch & glue kayak for a year and a half now - trying to accomplish a boat like that would kill me!

...at the repair shop. ZING!

I have the exact same box as the one at the bottom right (not the tiny one, the silver one above it). I use it for my radio controlled hobby tools :D

Looks amazing - it changes the look of the entire building.

What about a section of cork board? Should be soft enough to absorb the door impact, and thin enough to blend well with the wall. You can even inset it into the wall so it's flush with the drywall.

Finished tearing the shed down today. I had to split the roof in half to get it off - it took the shape of the mower when it collapsed so I couldn't lift or drag it off easily. Once I did that, I was able to remove the roof and free the mower. Finished by removing the metal frame bolted to...

I'm definitely rebuilding in the same spot, just because there's already a CO for it. However, I'm considering building it myself and possibly enlarging the floorplan a bit. Got the rest of the roof off today, I'll post pics in a few. Sardine can is right, I quit trying to unscrew...

Mainly because our property has alot of hills - that was the most convenient way to do it I guess. It was there when we moved in. It is now! Thanks again for the tips - The entire thing collapsed as I was CAREFULLY trying to disassemble it :lol_hitti In any case, the 4 walls are gone but...

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Thanks guys - I started pulling it apart, it's definitely done. Every support beam (if you can even call them that) had buckled. There is NO vertical supports in that shed - the entire weight of the structure is supported by the thin walls themselves. The walls are simply screwed into the...

Our shed finally gave up under the weight of all the snow we've been having. Didn't even occur to me to check the roof, the shed is sort of out of mind because it's back in the woods. So, now I'm paying for it. Here's the pics - is it worth saving? If not, is there anything affordable out...