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Definately don't paint that brick! It gives your shop character and it would not look like an old shop like you want.

That is just way too cool! Did you make the diarama yourself? That's a nice display stand thing too as well as the display cabinets. Great job man! :thumbup:

Do you have any space for a tall cabinet? To me, it just looks cluttered because every thing is out on open shelves. The open shelves like you have sometimes don't utilize available space most efficiently. I would start by moving out stuff you don't use on a regular basis. I'm not one to...

We had that same front move through NW AR, sustained wind speeds were pretty high, but the gusts were near hurricane level!

Anyone else hear the theme song from the Jefferson's playing? Nice garage though...I have a two car attached turned one b/c of an office addition inside, so I envy you for your space!

With a big monitor...of course :lol_hitti

Building the wall sections in a shop is great. Right now I'm getting my BS in Construction Mngt. Each year we build a house for program. The walls are built in our shop, then taken to the site when we are ready to frame. With a group of about 10-12 guys, we did the floor joist in one 4 hour...

I see lot's of black rubber marks in your future!

You can do all of it if you want. Sub-base is done it sounds like. Now you need to form up the edges. Unless code requires it in your area, you don't need steel reinforcing, like welded wire mesh or rebar. You can order the fiber add for reinforcing. If you get a few friends and rent the...

I'm no electrician, but I have had an electrical class in the construction management program I'm currently in and I learned enough to do some wiring with a little brush up. I don't have a book to suggest but I know there are several on the market that give you a good hands on guide and most...

I can't take any credit for these as one of my bosses selected and designed the finish for the walls. As it turns out, the contractor actually screwed up when building. The vertical lines were supposed to line up and not be offset asbuilt, however I think it turned out really well. He showed...

Someone tell me if I'm wrong but I think I remember that Yahoo photo doesn't allow you to link to the pics in your albums. Sorry for the pic size but I added it from another hosting site I have.

I changed the permission to public. Were you not able to see it before? Still don't quite understand how to post though. Edit: resized pic added below

Let's try this again... http://new.photos.yahoo.com/jason_kanak/photo/294928804219330070/0 Can some one direct me to instructions on how to post pics? In the meantime, here's a link to the pic

This is my first attempt at posting pics so we'll see if it works. At my office, the exterior of our conference room is finished with OSB. It's been stained so you can still see the texture of the chips, though it was sanded to finish it a little better. Two of the edges received a 1/2"...

Does your old neighbor actually work for Walmart or is he with BRR working on Walmart? That's all we do in this office in AR Edit: Sorry about jacking the thread

Quite a few of them actually. I joined them last june but I've know the company for a long time. I was their counterpart when I was in the Wal-Mart architecture group back in 97. Are you thinking of someone in particular?

No need for and earpiece, just clip it on your ear...good enuf!

Hey Bullfrog, Who's your older brother? What architecture firm does he work for? I work for BRR Architecture, which is based out of KC but I'm in a satellite office down in NW AR.

Here's an idea from Family Handyman magazine. http://www.rd.com/familyhandyman/content/17667/