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Nice looking family, you must be proud.

Those Trail Blazers are one of the best looking new cars on the road, period. I wish GM would get their carp together and become a profitable company again.

Not to completely derail the thread, but I take a different approach on the car washing. I take a mitt and bottle of meguiar's soap with me to the car wash. On the first dollar, I blast off the top layer of grit, working from the roof down to the wheels. Once the time runs out, I get the mitt...

Top notch work. Did you work from a set of plans? That is very similar to what I have in mind. I'd like to know the dimensions and other specs.

You may not want her eating the bugs that have been bombed, however.

Re: The "M" House - Razed and Rebuilt Detached Carriage House/Barn - Start to Finish Ahh, well that is simple and brilliant. Outstanding looking homestead you have built up there. :pimpflash

Re: The "M" House - Razed and Rebuilt Detached Carriage House/Barn - Start to Finish Pardon me if I missed the obvious, but how were the walkway sections achieved? :headscrat

Chandelier?

Colnagos, high celings, a loft.....I love it! More photos, and the build shots too please. :drool:

Ok, let's specify the comma here. $150,000 or $15,000 I will kick your shin if it's the latter. :lol_hitti

Any update on what you will do in the "loft" area? Will the structure (as-is) support that entire overhead section becoming a loft? Pardon me if this has been given somewhere else in this thread, but what are the dimensions of the loft area? Thanks Mike, and nice build.

Dutch Boy paint is crunk in my experience. Three coats to cover. Never again.

:lol_hitti Quickie find on the interweb. Jaggy kind of built like a 240z. I really can't wait to get going on this. Oklahoma hailstorms can get ugly. I'll have to get lucky until next year.

Bill, 1320stang (Larry) came by the house and we looked the site over. We did some rough measurements and made a slight orientation adjustment. I've got quite a bit of site prep ahead of me, and it was good to have a fresh set of eyes on the site because I'm going to need more fill dirt than I...

Thanks for the comparisons guys. I was just telling 1320stang tonight that the reason the quote came out high is because I told them to do a quote on 12/12 pitch. I don't need that much height to the roof, so I am going to get quotes on something more like 7-8/12.

That woud work just fine, any evening this week. Yes, the 4088 cell number is the one. I need to get another bid from Higgins on the trusses, last one was for a 12/12 and that really skewed the pricing. I think they can get me at least 7' of headroom with an 8 on 12. If you end up coming by, we...

Have I posted this in the wrong category? :headscrat

LOL, no windows. I will have at least 2 on both 40' sides.

Hi all, been lurking here for quite awhile and it looks like I may be set to break ground on the shop this summer. :beer: I have been learning from the folks here about the various DO's, DON'Ts and "I wish I would haves." Very helpful stuff. So, here are some rough layouts of what I would...

I assume the wood stove is gone? Wouldn't want your torch tanks in there. ;)