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Pictures would be awsome! I have the day off today. I'm cleaning out the garage right now. I whent to Home Depote yesterday to get some 2x4s. Man I should have taken a before picture it was in need of some serious spring cleaning.

I have three solid wood doors. I was thinking of making one that folded down also and maybe one on casters also. You would't happen to have pictures would you? Thanks for the reply, Darin

I'm using a solid wooden door for the top of my new Work Bench and I need to be able to roll my cabinets underneath. Does anyone have any ideas on how I can support the top?

Here are a couple calculators I found. http://www.mrslim.com/products/btuCalculator.asp?Commercial=0&ApplicationID=0 http://www.eyair.com/BTU's%20CALCULATOR.htm http://www.greenhouses.com/buyersguidebtucalculator.html http://www.herman-nelson.com/btu_calculator.cfm...

how long does it take for yours to warm up?

I like the Fujitsu 18rl with a seer factor of 19 for $1900 compared to the Mitsubishi for the same price with a 16 seer value. http://www.master.ca/en/products/cards/920.html https://shop.popsriver.com/displayProductDocument.hg?productId=21&categoryId=5 You can see the Mitsubishi one here...

I got the big tax refund because I had a crappy low paying job that allowed me to attend school (EIC) and a child.

Thanks alot for all your help. It's good people like you that makes a forum great. Thanks, for the welcome. I've actually been checking out the galleries for some time, back when it was called gargagesomthingelse.com here is my first and only other post. I thought it was pretty funny you might...

Ok I've upgraded since this thread began. I just got a huge tax return so now I'm going to run 100amp, cable and water for wash basin, Insulation, mini-split, peg board/drywall walls and a Rustoleum Professional red floor with sprinkles and a couple clear coats. I also have to build a new work...

OK so I'm starting to understand what's involved I found alot more info by searching for 100amp instead of 220. I think my obstacles are tapping into the fuse box drilling a sealing my basement wall and then drilling a sealing my garage wall and installing some type of socket. I was thinking...

Oh yea.. Oops I meant fairy. Sorry, it's been a long day. It's about 30ft to the garage. I guess I have to tap into the fuse box and run it across my basement cieling to the corner of the house that will allow me to drill a whole through the basement wall and out to the corner of the garage...

Well I just got my huge return ($5000). Now I want to rennovate my garage. Insulation, Heat and AC is the first thing I want to do. j It's a 725sqft detached two car, so I'm thinking it will need a 1.5 ton unit. But I don't have 220. How hard is it to run 220? Should I run my cable and water for...

Maybe I should go for a smaller one like a 14,000btu 110 and a higher RF insulation. Should I use RF49 on the cieling? I really like the Sanyo and Mitsubishi models, they sure are expensive though.

I have a 26ft x 28ft x 8ft (725sq ft) garage. I think I'm going to get an 18,000 mini-split. What R factor should I use on the wall? What R factor should I use for the cieling? Is 220 hard to run out to the garage?

I have a gift card from lowes and they only have grey and tan, where did you get the red?

Stimpy's Mom? Anyway t looks like we are about five minutes apart.

The Samuai is coming along. At least it's running I still need to time the injector pump, install the radiator and button everything up real nice. Of course I'm going to incorperate the purple burple in the new garqage. Ever snce I feasted my eyes upon it for the first time I was much happier...

Really cool. I really like the Ford rim/hose reel! You know you could throw a bearing on the back of that thing so it will turn real nice. I got the one you need from Lowes to make a lazzy-susan for my sister for Christmas.

I moved, I own my own two car garage now, w/house! Pics to come.

I don't think it would be hard to tie into, there is a shower down in the basement that I could tie into. The distance would be about 50'. The only hard part would be going under my sidewalk. What about parts costs?