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I also consider the time spent doing it myself as being money saved for more features, tools or toys...or beer! Took me a year to build mine, next up is the house which will probably push the 2 year envelope. Guess we're all gluttons for punishment, or something!

Yeah, deer love roses, especially buds. My neighbours tore all theirs out after years of never seeing a flower on them. I'm surprised the Plantskydd shows pictures of a marigold - the deer don't seem to care for those around my area! Good luck with your fencing...I think you're right about 6'...

Oh, I got it...I was just too busy visualizing to reply! :beer:

Turned out well. Hope the guys in your league let you do some winning to pay for the renos!

Nice! I think you're right about that ratio being a good one...

Welcome to the site, Kramer. Looks like you've got a good start on your garage. Nice cabinetry.

I've been considering my options for something of that nature as well, but haven't got as far as a decision yet. I was thinking if I was going to fab my own, I'd use some clear poly instead of tarps for maximum light flow.

Did ya buy a Nissan Bonna Vista yet? :lol_hitti

When I'm able to get a PC rig, I'm thinking I might look at a wall oven for space savings...

The price difference is interesting. I wonder if it has something to do with the binding method. I won't be home for another week, so I can't do a chapter by chapter comparison or anything for a while, if you're interested. I would be very surprised if they dropped anything from the 19th...

There was only one anniversary edition, which marked the 30th anniversary but was the 18th edition. The rest were just updated editions, with each one adding some new information and correcting whatever mistakes were leftover from previous versions. When was your edition published, or does it...

That's a great looking SC...getting it into that calendar must have been a real rush! I like your comment about Muir...if you've seen the 30th Anniversary edition of the Idiot Book, I'm one of the people interviewed in the introduction.

Hey...what's with that New Beetle scrap? Er...I mean, nice looking place!

Oh, no...I'm sure nobody here would blasphemy like that! I don't think I'll go back to double check though, just in case...:wtf:

A good height in general is around 50". That will let you lean 4' x 8' sheets of materiel against the walls without obstructing the outlets.

Welcome to the site, Mike. Before you start drywalling, you might want to consider whether you've got all the power in place that you will want/need...much easier to do it now!

Welcome to the forum, from the other coast... Looks like you've got some interesting projects on the go. Always loved those Cansos...

I'm just going to chime in a word of thanks for your site...I've spent a lot of time looking at your albums, and definitely enjoy seeing the time capsules of the past...and drooled over much of that iron which was once so widely available and now eludes me like the proverbial pot of gold...

Yeah...the garden department which is either full of clearance items in the off-season or Christmas deals waiting to **** you in... These stores are just evil. I love them.

Did you remember the clamps, or do you have to go back for them? ;-P