texacoguy,
What are the dimensions of that barn? That is definitely impressive! Also, if you could breakdown the dimensions for the different rooms in those pictures.
Does anyone have any insight on the current situation with the NAT Triumph C 7000? Still would like to purchase something very similar to this lift if its no longer available and not going to be available in the future.
Modern Jess....thank you! This is indeed what I had envisioned a few months ago, but never could figure out how to completely get it together and no one else had done it before it seemed. Awesome work!
Why not use a threaded bolt countersunk into the drywall and bolted with a nut from the back side of the strut? I'm following this progress closely as I have had similar ideas, but want a sliding door so I don't see the stuff up there and also keeps the dust out.
Trying to decide which would be stronger with a lesser "unloaded" weight. Looking to add sliding doors, and believe I could add them to the unistrut as others have with the wood shelving. Thoughts, ideas, etc.?
With this unistrut setup, would you be able to attach a 2x6 channeled for a sliding door track and put up a door? Of course you would also need to attach a 2x6 to the ceiling for the top part of the track. I would believe that this setup would be stronger with less weight than 2x4's/2x6's for...
Guys,
I was just on National Auto Tools' website, and can no longer find this lift for sale. Would someone please let me know what the deal is, or post the direct link to this lift? I was hoping to purchase this week.
Re: 60x100x18 - My dream coming true in the PNW.
MSD Shop,
What type of pipe are you using for the supply line? Any local codes that specify certain pipe?
Is the boiler electric or gas? Also, what brand and size is it?
What type of pipe are you running for all the plumbing?