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Thanks, check out post #43. Let me know if you want to know anything else.

I've been doing some organization and cleaning, also got a great deal on this miter saw. Also are some pics of the kids area on the opposite side of the stairs above the shop.

Thanks, I hope to add some more upgrades soon.

Nothing too exciting to share, moved the compressor into the closet next to the furnace, and picked up a new drill press off of craigslist for cheap. Also, the pic of the stairs to show the use of 2" pipe as a handrail which I thought was pretty cool.

Don't know if this thread is still going on but I will add a few pics:

Got the camper moved to the new storage spot the other day... I will hopefully have electrical updates soon.

Nice... jeeps running full width axles seem to do awesome! Atlas' are great but the 203/205 doubler is so much cheaper, even though the adapter kits can be spendy. I went with the North West Fab kit which is fully "clockable", I am running the 203 upside down and the 205 clocked up for ground...

Not much to update on lately, just getting ready for the electrical upgrade. Fortunately there is lots of room in the 100A sub panel to add the various 50A and 20A 240v circuits. Included a pic of some storage below the stairs. Also, this plaque showed up in the mail...:rocker:

Figured I would add a few pics of the theater room as it sits now. On the opposite side of the stairs of these pics it is set up for a play room for my kids.

its Chevy based with a front Dana 60 and Detroit locker and a rear Corporate 14 Bolt with a spool. Its got a rebuilt 350 that I did a fuel injection conversion on TH350 trans and a "doubler" transfer case which is the range box from an NP203 mated to the front of an NP205. Its a triple stick...

I also got a parking pad built along side the shop, which will be a storage area for the camper etc. I cleared out about a half a dozen trees and lots of brush and put down about 10 tons of class 5. I think it will work well for storage going forward.

I'm assuming you are talking about this print, for now its hanging in the bar although it might work better in the shop itself, we'll see. I included a few more bar pics below.

:lol:... pretty much spot on

Thanks. My wife calls it the FROG: Finished Room Over Garage.

Yup, that's correct. The building behind the house has the shop, the bar room, and the room above with the projector.

Thanks a lot! I have really enjoyed your neck of the woods too.

I am working on getting the shop setup, putting benches and cabinets into place. Also finding more permanent homes for most of my stuff. I also added a pic of the front of the house showing the attached garage. It's got a hanging furnace running on NG, so the wife will be happy in the winter.

So it was my original intent to build the bar myself and use live edge slabs for the bar top and lower shelf area. I couldn't pass up the bar I found and I think it fits nice in that room. My friend at work who has a sawmill recently brought me a few red oak slabs which I had inquired about a...

Not a lot of updates to report, just moving in cabinets/benches. Still trying to retrieve all of the stuff I stored in various places during the move. I thought I would share a rolling bench I built a few years ago, the casters pivot up to make it a stationary bench when needed.

that's what I figured... pretty small turnout at the car show this year.