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I'll take the hammer. Just lemme know the details!

<<Jealous! I am a MAC box/cabinet fan. All of mine are second hand as well. Love 'em.

The ones we installed (three to date) were drilled all the way through. Never heard of it done another way, so I don't know what to expect from that.

Yep, 8 yards a load here too. Ours fluctuates like the wind here. I've seen it over $100 more than once this year.

I bought a second hand Victor and regulators on CL for $100l Put a rebuild kit on it for another $50 (did it myself) and have a bulletproof rig. No complaints at all. Reminds me of working in my grandpa's shop. He always had Victors laying around.

That is exactly why I have busted thumbs and a tired back. I just can't afford those kind of prices. I'm putting in a 30x40 with 10' walls and scissor joists as we speak. The building itself, including windows and siding materials costs put me right above $5000. The slab at $85 per cu. yd...

Yep, depends on the thickness you want (4" on a pad that size minimum to prevent cracking. Found some here at the cheapest for $74 a cu. yd. It varies by location. Here's a calculator: http://www.concretenetwork.com/concrete/howmuch/calculator.htm That would call for 7.72 cu. yds. So you'd...

Yeah Alpha, I guess that's why I like the look of it so much. The variations are organic and natural looking. very nice look to me.

Absolutely. I have a friend that did his entire home with this as it is a reconditioned barn turned house. I'll ask what he used as a sealer. And yes, there is a tutorial on the sites posted.

Yup, here's an article about it. http://www.cathy-moore.com/house/stain.html This one is another. It's super cheap, that's why I like it. Also just a beautiful color. http://members.socket.net/~llile/ConcreteStain/Concrete_Stain.html

Thanks for the warm welcomes guys....and War Eagle! I'll get a thread started for the shop before long. Just finished auging the holes today, and setting poles tomorrow. The roof joists are built already, so it's getting close to looking like something besides a pile of dirt. Until then...

I'll be watching. Heard of using Ferrous Sulfate....curious.

It's what's left of a 1975 Honda CB360T. And thanks!

Some motorcycle bits from the last few months: Hardtail CB350 frame A one off swing arm for a race bike with Monoshock conversion:

I'm a 30 year old from the outskirts of Birmingham, Alabama. By trade I am a paramedic, but my true passion is the restoration of anything old. Especially motorcycles. I am right in the middle of constructing a 30x40 pole barn shop with a floating slab that will house a built in paint...

I'm a "very tired when I get home from work" paramedic. I dream of wrenching though!:beer: