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I'm 6'3" so I should get 12' to my head... probably a bit wobbly so I would think 10' for the average guy is easily doable. They are also skinny enough to wheel in and out of regular house doors. Good tip on bolting, I figured you could also add a lower cross brace if you use it at max...

It says it weighs 141 lbs... my mailman won't be happy!

Just ordered this to help with light install, and numerous other projects... Not bad for... $139.. free home delivery and it weighs #140...

any pics of the problem?

Not really a clearance but 37% off isn't bad for this scaffolding... $139 http://www.homedepot.com/p/PRO-SERIES-6-ft-x-6-ft-x-29-in-Multi-Use-Drywall-Baker-Scaffolding-with-1000-lb-Load-Capacity-GSSI/100645165?MERCH=RV-_-rv_gm_pip_rr-_-205477927-_-100645165-_-N#specifications

I'll try that... I won't offer any business to the Gettysburg Morton builders... plenty of cheaper amish builders around anyways. thanks.

Looked online at 3 local stores, $15, $35 and $79... I don't get their inventory system....

budget? go big or go home with those tasks... Plus a good drying system if you plan to paint. Don't waste your time with any craftsman basic little compressor... 240volt for sure, 60 gallon, 12-15CFM maybe? Dual stage if you have deeper pockets...

agreed, I added a minisplit to my new master suite addition and love it. Quiet, efficient and didn't affect my current system. go with a window air conditioner and a space heater when guest show up... Other than that I'd install it myself and then have an HVAC guy charge it, no that hard...

good advice... I'm thinking R13 in the walls and R30+ blown-in for the ceiling with metal panels. Now I just need $2K to complete!:shocking: Probably just hold off, run the electric down the poles in metal piping then it will be easy to finish the later walls no matter when I do it.

nice build, similar to the size of my pole barn just a different orientation. What thickness OSB did you use?

I would just run 1 long HDMI (monoprice is a good website for cheap cables) and unplug/replug when I needed to watch DVD. Or pick up one of these... http://www.amazon.com/dp/B00KJQ400G/?tag=atomicindus08-20

Love the LED lights... but is that PVC for air? Isn't that dangerous or is it a special PVC?

I'm trying to find inuslation options that I can afford. Morton uses 8 foot wide insulation blankets and some guys have had luck purchasing direct form them. I Just called my local Morton office in Gettysburg, PA. They don't sell individual items, like insulation, since it's...

Just called my local Morton office in Gettysburg, PA. They don't sell individual items, like insulation, since it's counterproductive to their business model. I guess no business is better than some business.

find a local HVAC guy that will keep your number handy if he does a full replacement of a decent unit. Probably pick up the equipment for $500 or so and pay him to install it. Or a mobile home furnace... It's colder up here so I plan on a hanging shop furnace since I have natural gas.

HOw about a ductless system? probably be $2-3K and you'll get a heat source if needed.

thanks for the info...

that makes sense, thanks for clarifying. The only things I have is an air compressor and it's on a 240V setup, I think it has that plug too.

Not a sale but good score for me... Went to Lowes and picked these up... GFCI, 20amp, for 60% off because the box was missing. I get 10% off for military. Couple questions for the group: How many outlets can these protect? I'm using yellow romex but my outlets say 15 amp, can I still run...