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Another option is to hire a rigger. They have the equipment and labor necessary to do it safely. Rough guess on price would be $200-400 Sent from my iPod touch using Tapatalk

I am in for this year. Looking forward to the fun of this. Jim

More rivets look better. The stamp outside the crease is better also. Keep up the great work.

+1 on selling the milling attachment. I sold my on ebay for $275. That and a few hundred more dollars and I bought a X2 mill that is a much better dedicated machine. Granted the X2 is not great but it works for what I do.

Nice looking store. Looked up the Name meaning on Google.. Aragonese and Spanish (of Basque origin)... means gold. http://www.ancestry.com/name-origin?surname=urrea http://www.ourbabynamer.com/meaning-of-Urrea.html

What is the asking price?

That is bad news/good news/bad news. Hope nothing got tweaked enough that it will not be worth rebuilding.

Very Cool. Woodstoves are great for putting out the heat fast and warming up a space.

That has some nice lines and would fit in with the typical outbuilding up here. +1^^

Does it match her hair? :lol_hitti

50% deposit for a project that size does not leave you any power over contractor on any issues that may come up. Make sure your contract has a completion date or your project may become very low priority and take longer that expected.

Good choice on the Big Buddy. I have never noticed any condensation with mine. Pick up the power adapter for the fan also. You will not need D batteries then. Jim

+1 for the big buddy with a 20lb cylinder. I have one in my uninsulated one car detached garage and after a few hours I can work in a long sleeve or sweatshirt depending on how cold and windy it is outside.

Any reason that you are putting in the "cut outs"? IMHO it adds complexity and cost to the project. Make it as big and deep as your lot and budget will allow!

Very easy to lose time on that web site.:shocking:

They are not difficult to use. If you are painting a whole house and do not want to make it a long term project, I recommend one. It is very easy to get overspray, so caution is wise (especially with a breeze). They can paint cabinets etc. but they are a pain to clean and will waste some...

I will be watching this one. I have been looking for something similar that will load up to 750# to 48". Something like a forklift (love to have one)but not as expensive nor as heavy. Also something that can be moved fairly easy.

The first one has character. The second one looks to be move in ready. Do you want to spend the time to renovate or spend time on projects. This is the question that you must answer.

Great Shelf, I am going to have to put that in my mental list of things to do but probably will never get to. Jim

Great reminder to double check all clothing. Take the time to be safe and you will have the time to work long in the future