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If anything it would reduce the possibility of condensation. Once insulated, the interior air space would be protected from the temp swings. Brace yourself for the price of insulation tho.....:scared: Here in the northeast, it jumped way up with the colder weather. Maybe its a seasonal thing...

Garaga's have a thermal break between the outer and innner skins. that door pictured above looks to be one solid connection from from to back - steel transfers cold very well......

Nice reciever, what is it? LOL at all the S video inputs....... won't be long and people (the young ones) will be like what the hell are they for??...

So, it worked then....... :3gears: :D

Don't they fold up? (my boys dont have any) First thing that comes to my mind is to make some angle brackets out of 2x2 or even 1x stock that would screw to the wall. If you dont have scrap lumber around you can buy shelf brackets. Make them as long as feasible (dont want to project out into...

This for the win!! beat me to it. :bowdown: Easy to forget which height the door stopped at and easy to forget which vehicle you're in at the time.......:shocking: As mentioned, openers will stop at whatever hieght witha second click of the button. Never heard of one that didn't. People...

yeah, its not that its terribly expensive/difficult, just that it's something else to purchase/possibly go bad. I suppose it won't be long and all other openers will be using this newer code technology anyway.....

My door guy (who I've known personally for many years) also voted against the 8500's for my application. Mentioned the same things that the door company said to you in thier email. All valid points. After reading nearly every 8500 thread on this site, and seeing that many people are...

Anybody see the vid with the snowblower with a BB 454? I love it! That guy's crafty - the coolant pumps through the handlebars and the elec fan blows heat on the operator. Can't link to it from work sorry (youtube's blocked)

I had thought all vents through the roof , in cold climates, had to be 3" just for this reason. My home is 2" up to the attic, then it expands to 3", I always thought it was odd and assumed it was some sort of contractor short cut. Later found out it was pretty common place - just the protion...

Re: Sharing my little workshop As soon as I saw the name, I wondered if that's the same Don Campbell that makes scale models........ I'll be damned! lol Welcome to this site! I've visited your page many times and am amazed at your creations, my 2 boys like seeing the pics of your work as...

They'll make fine cabinents, as mentioned, seal them - paint or poly. MDF machines very nicely, no splinters. No tearouts from routing. It's stable, won't warp You'll have to predrill all holes and I like to countersink then putty the screw holes. Screw AND glue. I like working with the stuff...

yeah, forgot about them, looked like a neat solution. They attach to a garbage can or 5 gal pail I think.....

Always go with "Efficiency" - many of us do it this way. when it comes time for paneling/drywall, you can run sheets horizontal and only make the box cutouts on the edges of the sheets instead of trying to locate the cutouts in the middle of a sheet.

I do. Built a tapered catch basin/funnel (tapered on four sides) under the saw table, then out of the bottom of the funnel attached a short length of old vac hose with a glued on coupler. I simply connect shop vac's hose to that. Works great, only thing that dosen't get sucked up is the fine...

I built this: Details here: http://www.garagejournal.com/forum/showthread.php?t=40592&highlight=cable&page=15 post #293

Not sure its for "protection" as much as it is for cleaning/appearence. Anyone with stainless appliances knows they show every finger print - cleaning them with something like windex leaves streaks, but the stainless wipes/cleaners seem to leave a uniform film that makes for a nice finish.

yb- nice sized shop! Looks great! what do you plan on doing in there?

Hey! I have the same stove, but not an insert model......... and its not hooked up yet.... I dont know about Duravent products (I've got Selkirk) but there should be a piece called a roof or ceiling support. That piece will hold and distribute much of the chimney wieght to the surrounding...

That...... Is....... Awesome!