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put yourself in the sender's shoes - if you accidently shipped the wrong, higher priced item, wouldn't you want the addressee to help you correct your error? another thought - what if they had sent you a $20 item instead of the $60 item you ordered - would you contact them then to fix the...

thanks for the replies, i'll be checking out Foredom now as well.

i'm in the market for a rotary tool, probably a Dremel or Proxxon. there are lots of models available and i'm pretty confused. i'm looking for recommendations for the style that would work best in most home related uses. i also work on my cars/trucks a bit, so it might see some use there too...

congrat! i bought one two days ago - did you get the $359 coupon price?

i used the "same as lower wall color" method and i like it.

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i don't wash my cars in the garage, but i did use the Freeflow tiles where the cars sit to wick away water from rain and snow. works perfectly.

thanks for the info Jorgen. makes sense. basically, at high temps the materials expands as much as it's ever going to. then you capture that expansion with weight around the edges. the contraction that may happen later is not enough to "pop" the tiles apart, just puts some tension on the...

hey jorgen, care to post how to capture the maximum expansion in open forum? i think quite a few of us could use that information. me? not yet, and maybe not ever, but all info is good info.

this forum is amazing. :bowdown:

NICE! You have a good company there Jorgen. Keep up the quality and customer service and I predict you'll go far. :lol:

sorry to hear of your floor/epoxy failure. i love my Racedeck. :)

hey jack, i'm wondering why you think just having those frequently used tools sitting on the bench would be a bad thing? that's where i usually find my frequently used tools - right where i need to use them - sitting on the bench!

i depends how OCD you are. i left 1/2" on both side walls and painted the floor (in the 1/2" where it would show) to match the stem walls. a lot of friends have seen the garage now and no one has commented on the "gap". it hasn't been hot here (seattle area) since i installed Racedeck last...

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HA! no, not 62 gallons. in fact, there is only room for 3 - 1/2 barrel kegs (the 15.5 gallon kegs). most beer bars now want breweries to supply beer in either 1/6 bbl or 1/4 bbl (slim style) kegs. that way the kegs turn over way faster and the bars don't get stuck with gallons of unpopular...

i don't actually go through that much beer, but the kegs keep it nice and fresh for at least 4-6 months (depending on the style of beer). i usually have either 1/6 barrels (5.16 gallons) or use my cornelius kegs (5 gallons -decommisioned soda kegs, used by homebrewers to keg their own beer). i...

are you going to put edging on the inside of the Racedeck as well? i believe they sell those. also, did you reinforce the 6.5" of concrete witih rebar - and did you somehow tie it in to the existiing concrete? nice job!

just checked out the Air Bear online and they look good. thanks for the advise. i may end up going that route.

it's the cold air return. the heated air goes out the back at the bottom.