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Thanks Nick. Roxy was a great little dog. Still miss her. As for the interior of the house, there's actually a lot of video out there about it. The previous realtors had done great jobs when the house was for sale. Here's a link to the latest one: Trogdon for sale I take horrible pictures but...

Oh man! If you went to Wisconson burger you were just a few blocks away from my place! Wish I'd known you were in town. Oh well. Yeah, we're still chugging away on little projects here and there but nothing garage related. Still haven't painted the doors though. Trim is on them though so it's...

The shelves turned out great! As for the wheels, love the originals. But I'll trade the old look for new every day. Keep it coming!

Thanks, and I hadn't considered a theme. Kicking myself now for not thinking about it. I keep saying to myself 'once this next project is done...' I'll get to actually sorting out the look and feel for the garage. If I keep doing that, it'll never get done.....Thanks @fouckhest

Since it's spring, a lot of our time these last couple months has been on cleaning the yard, roof etc from the damage winter had done. Living in a house surrounded by trees you tend to get a lot of junk falling on it. Getting up onto a roof of this house is a bit of a hazzard. Life threatening...

Things have been busy and tragic these last couple months. The house and garage projects continue to stack up. First, we lost our 14 year old Roxy last week. She was a great little Shiba and the most loyal and loving companion. As for the projects, it seems we have many irons in the fire. One...

lot of nails or glue and a few nails. The panels don't look thick enough, but some kind of z-clip or french cleat system would be nice. No holes. Sorry, can't help on the filler. My experience with them is like Nick's. I'm always disappointed by them.

From one Spokanite to another, welcome to the forum!

After getting most of it in I had that same thought! But I did my best to test the harness to make sure that the wires themselves were okay and that I've got good connections from end to end of each circuit. Where I couldn't or didn't know how to test is where the circuit goes through a relay...

I love it when a plan comes together! Thanks for sharing...looks like it was all worth it! Now enjoy!

Sounds like great times! Glad things are working out.....also, I love the pizza oven. Have the same. Trick is to get it up to temp with high heat, then dial it back down for actual cooking. How many pies did you make for 25? I can pump one out every 4 minutes. Most I'd made at one time is 4 though.

Fortunitely our outlets were low enough. Perfect reason for you to relocate them now! Can't wait to see yours on the wall.

We've got a wall unit which I'm sure is a Poul Cadovius. Lots of fun installing it last year. I'll look great on your wall!

Tesa tape on order! I'm not using electric tape anywhere except at the very ends of runs to hold the ends closed. Temporary. I think what you're seeing in the pic that looks like electric tape is actually self vulcanizing rubber tape. Using that at where wires split off from the main 'lines'...

Hi there again, it's been a while since I last posted.... Spring has sprung and here in the Eastern part of the PNW it feels like we're all lining up, crouching into our starting blocks and waiting for the starting pistol to fire. Actually it fired a few days ago with the official first day of...

Thanks for introducing us to a great knife maker! Those look really good. And as someone who's spent a lot of years in kitchens, having a great knife you can depend on is priceless. No wonder so many of us spend big $$$ for them. Definitely checking them out.

As it turns out, when working on our cars, especially when restoring a car, it makes sense to have a parts washer. I'd bought one from Harbor Freight several years ago. I'd used it then while building a VW aba swapped 16v turbo motor for a junk yard Mk2 golf. Both the aba 16v turbo and the car...

That construction is pretty cool. Goes up fast. And it looks great!

@Denwood Thanks for the link to your thread on using the product. Very informative. I was shocked at the amount of corrosion present on a 2018 vehicle! Looks like you coated everything under the car with it. @EngineerNate thanks for the suggestion! Now that I've redone the kitchen I'm...

I'd never heard of these products before! Thanks! According to the Noxudol web site, to apply use a high- or low pressure spraying according to the ML method for hollow spaces. Or it can be sprayed, brushed or dipped. Seems like I need to read up on this more before I put the interior together...