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I have a 3.5t heat pump in my 30x40 with r 19 in the walls and ceiling and you couldn't ask for anything to work better. I still haven't run any duct work it just blows out of the end right down the middle of the shop but Man does it cool down and in the Winter its nice and comfy also. I LOVE IT

I live just north of Houston, and I can speak with experience you really need to insulate the inside of your building. I have a 30x40 wood frame metal siding similar to yours and when the summer heat hit you couldn't touch anything on the metal it was so hot. As I was insulating you could...

I feel some of your pain, when hurricane Ike hit, I was without power for just over 21 days. Low Priority zone for centerpoint energy. Plus we were in one of the hardest hit areas on the northeast of houston in a rural area. I can understand when some of you say never again and I join you, I...

I really don't remember when I signed on but it's been over a year iirc. That said I did have to log-in on 1/1/16 for some odd reason, and when I did I forgot to check remember me and got timed out and had to log in a second time, That's when I remembered to check remember me and now all is well...

OP you need to remember that garage doors are measured width to higth and your door is 18x14 not 14x18. If you order a 14x18 you will get a door that will be 14w by 18h

Just put insulation between rafters and cover with sheetrock

I don't have a picture but it's real easy to make one. All you have to do is measure from cutting surface down to top of table for your offset, then put a shelf at that distance down for your saw to set in.

Really all you need to do is cut a top and bottom even with the sistered beams and seal and finish to match other trim in the room and you're done. looks like you just used clear urethane on the doors and cabinets below.

if you put holes down water drains out of pipe,holes up water drains into pipe. :lol_hitti

home depot and lowes both have those style covers in brushed stainless.

If your tractor is light enough to load on those ramps in the picture you posted, you're good to go. just don't try to load trailer when not hooked up to truck.

I just wonder why such a large hole would be needed for a 5th wheel hitch, that sounds more like a gooseneck hookup needing a 4in hole

I guess I'm the luckiest guy around, my house was built in 2003 and I'm the only one whom has lived here, and I can honestly say I have only replaced about 6 incandescent light bulbs since then. What's that 13 years, I didn't know light bulbs lasted that long. Whoopee!!! That that gobment...

my dewalt is a variable speed that slows way down when you turn it down but run pretty quick when turned up. My swagg table is a little disappointing to me but I may be trying to cut to big of stuff with it. All I seem to do is break blades, but in all honesty they are pretty old.

I also live in Texas, so I can feel your pain in the summertime. I have insulated with r-19 in the wall of a 30x40 hybrid pole barn, that is slab poured first. then framed out 2x6 walls and 2x6 purlins. then covered on the inside with 5/8 plywood. I have installed a 3.5t heatpump that keeps the...

you can also try e-replacementparts.com if you know your model # they may be able to help with certain parts.

I can tell you from experience that 30x50 is a minimum size. I have a 30x 40 that is setup for harley's and it's not big enough. you put on a lift table to work on it, then you have to get around it. you park one and then you need room to get around it, then you put one on a jack for long time...

I have 200 amp service in my garage, but that includes air compressor, welding machines, and various other tools, plus 3.5t heat pump for heating and cooling

If I wanted an entrance to a party room and didn't want to look at the hardware of the garage door and opener, I would rip it all out and Install a double wide french door for access to the party room. Even if you don't have to use it for access It would look tons better than a garage door

While I'm not a cabinet worker or high-end wood worker that looks pretty slick to me. I might even be able to make a drawer with that blade. I really like how he made two boxes at the same time and just cut them apart. Fascinating