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I concur, this is the best way to make what you got usable.

End grain glue joints are notoriously weak, so the brads are doing all the work How much damage will one cause when it fails? Personally I'd not trust that.

Anyone here have the M12 5 3/8 circ saw? Thinking about grabbing one to break down sheet goods and 2x material at the big box store. My other option is to go with the 18V Ridgid Octane version. I rarely use my corded circ saw these days now that I have a track saw, but alas it too is corded.

1/2" drill bit and a palm router with a 1/4" flush cut bit Drill hole in center, insert router bit, find outside and run it around the box. You can do the same with a bigger full size on OSB to cut out for windows/doors.

What rlitman and Stuart in MN said is the best course of action.

Clearly I'm a troglodyte....I had to look up the word "plinth." But yeah I agree build the base out of dimensional then mount the boxes on top would be the way I'd go. Cheaper than leveling feet too.

I'm gonna keep this in mind....I have been wanting to do this sort of thing with a garage since I joined GJ back in 2011.

Wow you must really like DeWalt :lol_hitti I'd like to see how you made it as well.

My old house I think I did every other stud. The one that was holding up heavy stuff was every stud.

I have a bunch of these I hate em, but they hold a lot of weight with a 23/32" AC plywood shelf on them.

This is a good book on cabinets/furniture

I'm going out on a limb here, and I could be way off base, but it doesn't sound like you have the skills to tackle this project quite yet. Buy the dresser and start with smaller projects to get your skills honed in. A jobsite saw is NOT where you want to start with this if at all possible. I...

That's essentially what I'm looking to do. Trying to figure out how many circuits I need and size the panel appropriately. I picked up a 100A breaker for it but now realize I could have gotten a 60A and probably would have been fine. Oh well. Running that cable through the studs isn't going...

Yeah I'm assuming it's Hecho in China. I called to see if they sold samples, they don't, and shipping a single tile brings it to $20. Right now big floors has GarageDeck Coin Top for $1.99ea and that's made in the USA. That's probably the better way to go. I'm not ready to tackle this...

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LOL Zinsco II, that's a good one. Didn't know the BR line was THAT bad. Wasn't impressed with it when I took a look at them.

Anyone on here have the Greg Smith interlocking tiles in their garage? Thinking about going that route with my garage. If this was my "forever" home I'd probably go all out on swisstrax, racedeck, or one of the other better known brands. I'm only planning on being in this place for maybe 4...

Getting ready to order supplies/parts for my sub panel install for my garage. Would you get the exact same manufacture/line as your main service panel or would you switch it up? Existing panel is an Eaton CH. The sub panel will be strictly for the circuits in the garage and will be flush...

Free is ALWAYS good. What sort of place did you get these from? I need to put out feelers for "free disposal" of old kitchen cabinets. Will save me a ton of time and money if I don't have to build the garage cabinets myself.

Whatever you decide on, satin or semi-gloss finish will hold up better than eggshell or flat. I'm planning on painting my garage walls with some variant of white