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Are you referring to it sagging vertically or bowing out at the top of the fence? If you are referring to the bowing out, I would put a removable post where the two gates meet. This way you can leave it there when you only need to open one side and remove if you need the full 16'. Of...

Buddy of mine had an set of stairs made out of aluminum with a hinge on the top. We then put a hoist from the ceiling to raise and lower the stairs. Works great. We just lower down when need to get something up there then back up. Northern tool electric hoist does the trick. They were...

coming along great!!

Amazing place!!! Your screen name, "4 FN 27", is the road number for the new state highway you built? :lol_hitti

Was looking at these...http://bvc.com/big-air-brand-products/big-air-industrial-ceiling-fan.html can buy online about $600. for 72" or 96"...

Sounds like a great plan to me. Got any spec on the fans you are looking at? I got 21' to the center collar ties of my shop on a traditional framed hip roof. Looking for a fan to put up there.

Killer build!!!! Do you ever plan on finishing the ceiling? If you are that may affect your fans. You could finish around them, make a box, but would make a sort of wind silo affect. Also moisture above ceiling. If you are never finishing the ceiling then I say good plan.

I know you went block... But FYI Check Out http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=342639 He has a story to tell about buck steel. He is building in Southwest Florida. Good Choice on block....Building to the wind code can be tough.

If you could swing it I would think the second meter would be a nice option....give you room back in House panel for any future upgrade you may want. Get all the power you would ever need at the shop, interest free payment plan for 8 years ;) Plus the work gets done by them so they are on the...

Got ya. It was strange to me too when I moved here. Up in Canada we would inswing for egress in residential. When you got 4 feet of snow up against a door makes opening a little tough. Beside by opening in we could use the snow as a beer cooler. ;) Shop is looking great by he way. Bet...

Hinges should be s security hinge. On the flat of the hinge should be a couple barbs sticking out. When closed make popped the door really tough even with the pins smashed out or cut. But if it's the looks your not in love with totally get it Edit. For the strike a cover plate would...

I find the outswing better for floor space. And they are stronger against wind and theft. Trying to kick in an outswing is a lot harder ;) Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Video goes through it pretty good. You sure that trailer is not pinned on that front axle some how? I think both axles stay on the ground when tilted.

+1 spray the underside once installed a bright color. Makes lighting much easier. I would use something like Kilz on it right now to prime before install. Not sure what kind of Ply you bought but without a good primer it will bleed through.

Looking Great!!!

Similar to what the wizard said this is what I did. We have FPL. Not sure if same up in Jacksonville. 320 meter can on FPL's approved list. Then feed two disconnects. I have no branch circuit breakers in the disconnect panels but you could get the disconnect panel with a few slots as well...

I am going to ask a dumb question.....where are the circuit ground wires in that picture of the panel? I only see the one green. Is that because all circuits are using conduit for the EGC down stream of the panel? So that would mean removing the green bond screw top left in the pic and moving...

it is Stucco on the outside....my stucco bill was $2500.00. 2 Doors and openers were $4100 , Roof,Shinges and spray foam make up the other 10k. Keep in mind that doesn't include interior ceiling or finishes. No Mechanical like A/C. I have since added that stuff but the finished shell...

that was slab, walls 2 garage door openings one man door opening. all in for $31k 32x32x12 with 2 12x10 insulated doors, jackshaft openers, man door, stucco, traditional frame hip roof (crazy ceiling height) , asphalt roof, painted, insulated spray foam roof. i did electrical myself so i am...

Sounds good. Hope you can find the steel guy and Buck deliver...at this point you cheapest out. I did a 32x32 12 ft walls back in April here in Orlando...Concrete work was 13k took a week from footer to top of wall ready for truss.