Search results

You ****...SQUARED!

Nice use of space! Lots of interesting stuff in the pictures. Thanks for sharing!

You ****!

I clicked on the "Entries" tab, and got another screen. This showed up at the very top: So, I'll go back on the 14th.

Hunter all the way. Put one in our last house. Every existing fan in our new house will be replaced with a Hunter when the time comes. We've already done one. They are outstanding products.

Added a new 20 amp circuit to the garage. Installed a couple of can lights and a motion sensor switch as well.

Replaced the water pump in my 96 Lincoln Mark VIII.

YOU ****! Nice score!

Happy Father's Day to you, your Dad and any of your son's that are Dad's!

Caulked and insulated about 1/2 of the rim joist around the garage, which is underneath the house.

Very nice. Excellent use of the stackable washer/dryer to conserve garage space!

Did something similar to my daughter's Dodge Neon when I had to replace the radiator. Stuffed a paper towel in the upper intake to make sure no debris got in there while I removed the radiator. Forgot about it and put the car back together. The paper towel got sucked in and fouled everything...

Subscribed. Looking forward to watching this unfold.

Thanks for the reminder, and thanks for taking care of the people you serve!

Very nice!

Mine are 24" deep. They fit best with what will eventually be behind and above them on the wall.

Thanks for all the kind words! The very next part of the project is to insulate, seal and drywall the ceiling to minimize the risk of CO leaking into the living area. This will include sealing and/or replacing the duct work. We are fully aware that as the garage stands right now, it is a...

Crud! I'll get that figured out and update as necessary. Sorry!

This past weekend was spent doing some much needed cleaning and organizing. I ran coax and CAT5e wiring in the garage to serve the living area. I also took out this monstrosity: It was amazingly terrible. Paneling, pegboard and shelf brackets mounted on 1x2's. All held to the wall by...

The first order of business was to make the garage usable. The driveway hadn't seen a car in several years, and had "returned to nature". The garage doors and openers were almost 20 years old, and in very poor condition. Finally, there were no workbenches, just 3 old cabinet bases that served...