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Sunbimmer, I have not posted until now but I have followed your thread from the beginning and really enjoyed watching your progress. Please keep posting!

Don, Just finished reading all of your fantastic thread. Yep, took me a while. I don't know what else I can say that hasn't already been said but I just have to tell you how much I've enjoyed reading it. What you've built and accomplished is truly amazing. What is really impressive is how...

The buffing and polishing station looks great Herb, as do all of your projects. Another great idea put into practice. Thanks for mentioning the eye safety also. I know some of us (me) may sometimes take it for granted but it's something that can't be stressed enough. Terrific job on the saw too.

Always looking forward to hearing and seeing more from The Center of the Universe!

Hey ptgb, from a fellow Y'towner, good idea and a great looking garage.

I have been following your build and for whatever reason have neglected to comment until now. What a great looking truck! I really like everything you've done. Great work and craftsmanship.

Just read through your entire thread. I can only imagine how overwhelmed you must have felt. I had a mess to sort through also but on a much smaller scale seeing as how I've only got a 24' x 24'. As others have suggested, doing just one piece at a time will get you there. And it looks like...

You know Herb, I retired last December and am now 62. I like to think I've been really productive getting things done since my retirement started. But you are putting me to shame. Fantastic job with the shed (and everything else), it looks great.

Robert, I've finally gotten through your entire thread ( I'm a slow reader). Just wanted to says thanks for providing all this information. Many have already said what a terrific craftsman you are and I agree wholeheartedly. I have only done a little body repair and never knew the correct way...

That turned out really nice. Great work area.

Piping was 4" plastic with drain holes placed into a trench with gravel. Unfortunately, no fabric placed over pipe. I like the idea of something like the pond liner or rubber roofing for flashing. Was wondering if anything was sold specifically for this purpose. Thanks for your ideas.

So with all these heavy rains after a snowy winter I've had water seeping in the back wall of my garage. Outside of this back wall the property slopes downward to the wall. When the garage was built in '98 I trenched along the outside of the back and side walls and installed drain tubing that...

I believe he had stated at the beginning that they had no idea how long it would take. It's just one of those deals where you gotta' dig in and see what happens. 'Course I know nothing of what is really involved in this sort of thing so I just take Ryan's word and be patient.

Wow Herb, you really done good! The place looks great.

PM sent concerning Beltsville Shell Ver. 1.0

No need to apologize Thomas. We're always ready for more whenever you're ready to post. One 'problem' I've discovered about retirement: You never get a day off! Good problem to have though.

Wow, that looks great Herb. I'm sure that was a lot of work but you did a really terrific job.

Really nice looking cart. Great work.

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All I can say Herb is, Wow. I have so many projects to work on but now I want to go clean my tools. Everything looks great!