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Mann! Love the build so far. I can't wait to see the inside of this start coming together too.

All your cat issues can be solved with a 1/4 ounce of lead placed in one ear of said cat. The application tool is available from Smith & Wesson.:evil:

Yeah, I think at one time or another, we all have. And any good project has to start somewhere!

Don, just my .02 on a name. "D. Longs break room and ice cream" "Come in and take a "Long" break!"

That bathroom looks cold, damp, and more than a little creepy. Although the vintage fixtures are cool looking {after major clean up}. What plans for that space? or have you gotten that far yet? One of my coworkers just said it looks like it belongs in the basement of a crime seen!

Just do the lower 8 feet of the walls in osb and rock the rest.

Gotta love the tool decals! Where did you find them?

That back wall is just screaming "TOOL BOARD" at me.:lol: And the floor is crying "I should be hiding under a work bench".

Not being an upholstery guy, I'm not sure what "skiving" is. Does the machine put a "beveled" type of edge on the leather? Or more of a stepped "flange" on it?

Any updates? Nosey people want to know!

GAWD, but I miss Montana!:sad: Sean, Great drone pics. I see what looks like a foundation starting up. Will that be the actual house ? Compared to the barn-do-minium, it looks kinda small. :lol: After a couple kids pop up you can always add on.

Meanwhile, back at Seans garage thread...he has been working steadily.

I used OSB, 1/2 inch thick for the lower 4 ft. and plain old white peg board for the upper 4ft. and seperated it with 2 inch wide floor mouldings painted a contrasting color. I used small scraps of 1x2 between the floor and the osb to raise it up off the concrete during the install. For hosing...

Re: Is there a car version of server room floor? This idea.:rocker: Run all your wiring/air lines under floor and mount you electrical boxes/air outlets just below floor level. Frame around the boxes/outlets for flooring support, mark there locations for future use and your good to go.

Was hatched here 59 years ago and its always been "hoe-kwim" to us locals. Sequim is another fun one. Say, "Skwim". My aunt from Arizona could not {or would not} pronounce Steilacoom as "Still-ah- ***" it was always "Sty-eel-a-cooom". I think I passed that fire house when ever we went to the...

I love the security cam pictures of people doing the "photo-op" thing. Who knew?

BTW, Sean, glad to see pics again. The view out the windows is spectacular. Could you repost a picture of the firepit and pergola? They went the way of the dodo-bucket unfortunatly.

I spent more than a couple winters in Montana as well. While I love that part of the country, you don't have to shovel rain!:lol:

Glad to see you're using something besides photo-fu....oops! I meant Bucket?:D The first 5 pages were nothing but "please update your account". I like following other PNW builds. Lots of them going on here on the board. A "Garage crawl" someday would be fun. I really like the MGA. Wheel and...

"Pseudo- single"...If I was 30 years younger I could go for that.:lol: