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Good start, and it was ****** this morning.

I bought the same set at Grizzly, everyday price is still cheaper, or is it a different set? http://www.grizzly.com/products/3-pc-Alligator-Pliers-Set-7-10-and-12-/T25379

Welcome. Nice place, just drove through there this summer. I see the 325 didn't make it to far from the factory. The farm I work at part time we have a 325, 275 and a 350 plus more. They milk 900 or so. Just how bad are the bugs out there in the summer, I saw a many adds for summer spraying?

I would say finished price, framed shell and with out much site work you. You should be able to do 32x55'ish. I used Shirk Pole Buildings out of Lancaster, for the shell and doors, and I was satisfied. I you have any questions I be glad to answer. http://www.shirkpolebuildings.com/

If you don't mind answering what part of the county are in?

One last question. How did you make your connections in the 12x12 box? Would you happen to be in Landenberg?

It's funny that when i was coming up with my plan to run power in the spring this is pretty much my exact plan. I have a two story colonial with a full basement, but the layout is like yours. I was also planning on doing a paver patio between the house and shop. I am fairly up to date with code...

Do you have an more details on how you installed you sub-panel? I know the basics, but your setup is just like I am dealing with now. What cable did you use MHF or SER? How did you exit the house above ground and then bury or direct under. Thanks

I wouldn't be real easy to hang the window either.

Nice truck, I have pretty much the same one. I couldn't imagine driving that everyday over there with fuel prices and small roads. This might seam like a strange question, but being "American Minded" over there, do you get a lot of strange looks.

Around here we just use the offset head for the old clipped head nailer's and it meets code.

The maul thing might for shoeing horse's. They use something like that for making the groove around the front of the shoe for the nails to go into.

As a contractor, I would be worried about the ceiling not being "fire proofed". I see your in GA so I wouldn't worries about it freezing, but once you put a car in there is should be dry-walled to prevent fire spreading in to the living space and it also acts as a barrier against exhaust fumes...

Re-read his post, NUTTSGT is a great guy. Wow someones feelings can can hurt on them interwebs.

Small world, I just got done cutting up hundreds of Tasmanian Black Wood guitar sets for a major guitar manufacture. Never been there but my buddy has some great pics from his trips.

Wow the Bass Pro card is a great deal!

One of things I hate most in the world is a thief, it's "America" work hard, be honest and you can get ahead. I had no idea about Wenzel, but while reading the story I found the link to this story. It's an interesting read and really makes you think about how people can can change when behind a...

I just worked the past couple of weekends for a company doing this same thing in a Bank of America building. It was an seven story tower with thousands of lights to retro fit. We used "Cooper" lighting retro fit kits for this particular job, but lithiona also makes decent kits. I found out...

I installed a 2,000 watt inverter in my work truck and it works great. It charges my dewalt 18V stuff on their regular wall chargers. I can run a circular saw, sawzall and a small compressor, just one at a time though. When I helped film a couple episodes of the TV show "Viva La Bam". We ran the...

I teach high school "Wood shop / Carpentry". We do CNC work and treat as almost a Pre-engineering course, and every Wensday we do Redneck Science Days.