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That's crazy our A/C here runs from March to November. There are some days in December it is on. I keep it at 70* 99% of the time. If it isn't hot in the morning its 80%+ humidity. I really need to move to a cold climate but the wife would not survive. She has blankets and hoodies on half the...

You will get time back eventually but that is life with young children for at least the next few years for you. The projects won't go anywhere they will wait for you. :ROFLMAO: My kids are 16 and about to be 19. I have to go looking for them most of the time if I want to talk to them or see...

This is the very reason I over label all my parts and have a second thought on nearly everything before I cut or start to glue something. Also dry fit run on everything as well helps to eliminate some mistakes on my part. Cabinet is looking nice. Bret

HAHA. No Thank You. I can't stand tattoos. The wife has a few against my will. :ROFLMAO: Bret

That's weird I bought a new set for my 95' Couple of years ago off of the Jungle that are damn near OEM. Bret

Came out fantastic Rian. I little primer and mud and they are good as new. Bret

Looks like you got it Rian. Good job my friend. I think you need more grinders! :ROFLMAO: Bret

Cody I haven't actually tried them yet. But honestly they seem like really great quality. Thank You Marc. Thank You Dan. It technically hasn't even been hot here yet. I totally agree with you in hoping I can accomplish more during the summer months when it gets nuclear here. The funny thing...

LEGO Room Built-in Phase II Part XIb Still working on drawers. In the paint shop. 20250427_150022 by bjohnson388, on Flickr Laying out for False fronts. 20250428_140337 by bjohnson388, on Flickr Two of them needed to have an edge ripped straight. 20250428_144920 by bjohnson388, on Flickr...

After you posted this I went back and reread through your whole thread. I couldn't picture your shop setup. It was nice to read through it again. I can't wait to see you desk come together. After you posted about the drawer handle pulls I went down a rabbit hole of the 1930's desk. Seems several...

Nah no complaining you just want to get everything right. I have diff fluid, trans drain and fill, trans mount, sway bar bushings, manifold gasket, and new trans drain plug for the Camaro all sitting on the bench staring at me. And a new set of rear speakers just arrived as well. :ROFLMAO: Bret

Cab is looking great Rian! Bret

Rian lookup Gibson63 on youtube. He has a lot of good tutorials for metal repair on our trucks. Bret

If you have the patch panels Rian those actually aren't that bad. As I recall from mine those were the easiest ones to do and get damn near perfect. 20171002_085520 by bjohnson388, on Flickr 20171002_100724 by bjohnson388, on Flickr Bret

Just buy the Bambu X1 and be done with it. With all the projects you do you will find all kinds of things you can print. Bret

Thank You Marc Thank You Dan. Don't worry I can print about 10 a day. So what is that 80 days to print everything. And that is just for the Lego Desk the Base cabinet on the other wall will have 3 banks of drawers so that will be another 1200 to print. I get about 42 containers per roll of...

LEGO Room Built-in Phase II Part XI Drawers, Drawers, and more drawers. $67 sheet of Purebond 1/2" plywood from Home Depot cut up into to parts for the drawers. Very disappointed in this plywood. Will not buy again. I bought some 3/4" and it was very nice. This 1/2" is expensive garbage. Lego...

I like the Red and White Combo with Red ralleye wheels but then again I am biased. :ROFLMAO: 20230519_102108 by bjohnson388, on Flickr Bret

Marc if I drive the Camaro all the way to your place we are swapping in a 6 speed while I am there! :ROFLMAO: Bret

KYToolz, Thanks for stopping in. Glad you enjoyed my thread. I know it is a bit of a mess be you made it through. Sorry to hear about your health issue. God speed you are feeling better soon. Thank you so much for all the kind words. Welcome to GJ. Bret