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bet thats got a price tag on it!!!?????????

bj i agree it does look neat as i expected but just getting it close as want i think top is the way im goin. Plus my buddy hangs rags on the conduit on his and seems to be a neat idea

so i thought of the bottom, but also didnt want a trip hazard! so how did the ones that did the bottom feed handle this?? did yall cut the base plate of the lift??

quick ques. so how close to the wall does the grinder get?? was there a ridge left at the wall??? and how did you fix it if there was one thx

very interrested in this cause i was leaning towards rocksoild myself! can you tell us more bout the product? does it look self explanatory? cause from what i read the mixing thing has been under fire in the recent post!

anything goin on with this project???

also im in the wrong line of work sounds like payday to me! only problem is my money tree is dried up and ill have to takle this myself :willy_nil

:bowdown: thank u all yotas for sharing their wisdom!!!!!!!

can u post pics when you do this curious to see how this will be done

so starting to relize that garages/workshop are like guys manhoods or motors, dont ques. the size my bad lesson learned is is a great forum though

so 1 ques. does the slope of the pipe have to be at such an aggresive angle, i didnt think it would being that big of a deal if im planning on placing a filter/sep. at every drop

just curious, does this happen alot????

:thumbup: good to see people that have a good sense of humor

didnt realize this until i read it

surey didnt mean to sound dicky bout it just askin oh and u know ur a smartass when u break out wikipedia on garage :p

it is a 2 post lift, yeag agree with b4 cause it wont ever get done, i do have a barrier under mine, surely a hole in it wouldnt hurt that bad????

yeah thats what i was just asking!! if it under 1000 sq ft should it be considered a garage or a closet u go hide in???

personally for people under 1000 sq ft shouldnt consider it a garage, it would be more like a closet!:rocker: anyone else with the same feelings??

ok so b4 i get burned, i searched every thread on the internet, it feels like, so heres the ques. what should come first installing the lift b4 or after the epoxy floor?? i have the lift onsite, and have not worked out the details of which floor, but surely theres a better answer than just...

with that volt i wouldnt worry bout cabinets and maybe invest in some fire proof blankets when that thing is in flames! :willy_nil some1 had to say it!:lol: