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Im assuming my block wall is filled with concrete and my framing is mounted on top of that. I dont know how I would be able to drill all the way down.

do you have a pic of your setup by any chance? Im thinking if its a problem I could come up with a way to drain the system. Im just using it for water to fridge, wall mounted pressure washer and small hot water heater for dog washing

I figured the ideal way is from the bottom but didnt know what problems I was going to run into dealing with the block wall. Im assuming drilling down through the studs where it meets the concrete but dont know how I was going to intersect it through the block wall

Going to be trenching pex from my crawlspace of my house to my garage. Having a hard time coming up with a plan to bring the pex into the garage. I was thinking just using a electrical lb connector in the side of the lower part of the garage. Am I missing a obvious better way? thanks

anyone find a deal on the m12 3/8 stubby?

what was your modification?

I dont mind and I hope it all works out. If we get this it is going to be now my most prized bottle opener lol

Do people normally run it 3" thick on 2x4 framed wall studs?

I have not priced out but always wondered if it was expensive to have closed cell sprayed. Maybe one day it will come down to price of batt. Definitely looks easier

303 thanks for the chance

Re: Knipex Bottle Openers: Possible Group Buy? We have to be getting close to 50

Re: Knipex Bottle Openers: Possible Group Buy? sent deposit. I think I did the goods and services correct. I unchecked the box

Re: Knipex Bottle Openers: Possible Group Buy? I am also in for for the $20 +/- range

I have 2 of them crappy older craftsman units lol. I just replaced it with a fuel rear handle 7 1/4. I couldn't believe the difference!

I could not get rid of mine but use it very little. I have a 80 gallon twin stage 25ish cfm. There is no replacement for blow nozzles, air hammer, airing up tires etc.

anything special about the tear down of the rooms? There is electrical in the walls but thats not a problem for me to remove. There is a support between the 2 bays that I know I will need to keep since it is load bearing.

If it helps the decision on the rooms I have a detached garage I use. Also a storage building and a 12x24 closed in leantoo for storage. I believe the room to the left is original since the washer and dryer connections are in there. The original plumbing is in the slab. I was not sure if this...

Attached are the pictures. Basically I was thinking tear down the rooms, insulate, drywall and hang doors. Making it a finished garage

I wasn't aware I would need a permit just for removing some interior walls and hanging garage doors basically. I will take some pictures tomorrow to get a better idea. What I'm trying to accomplish with the space is more room for my daughter to play and put one or two exercise equipment.

I am having a hard time finding examples on the net. I have a older home (1960s) and I have a 24x24 carport on the side of the house. The carport is completed enclosed except for the front where it is just missing doors. I am planning on cleaning everything out and replacing the siding with...