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I have less than $400 in this one. The original printer was a kit that I bought for $159.

The ones pictured range from 3-8 hour prints.

Anet A8, with lots of upgades, and converted to the AM8 all aluminum extrusion frame. It is cheap, but works very well.

I have been taking some time off from wrenching on the vehicles to organize my toolbox. The 3D printer my son and I built is coming in really handy in this process. I got tired of adapters rolling around in the drawers and searching through old butter tubs for sockets. The ignitions wrenches...

I used sketchup for my pole barn design as well. It's very easy to learn, but a little light on features if you are familiar with full featured 3D CAD like Creo or Solidworks. It also is useless if you need drawings (unless there is a plug-in I am unfamiliar with). If you want a good free...

Guy I bought them from loaded them with a skid loader. My son and I pushed them off my truck as the two of us could not lift one. I then cut them into bench sized pieces and we were able to carry them. On the way home, my steering was a little light.

I haven’t built my benches yet, but I found a guy on Craigslist that was salvaging an entire bowling alley. I got 4 sections of lane 10’ long by 42” wide for $100 each. They will make very rugged benchtops.

Adidas Climalite.

I married a nurse. When I walk into the house holding a ****** rag over a new wound, she rolls her eyes and grabs her bag.

This exactly what I was going to say. sent from my kindle fire HD using tapatalk

I burnished after the last coat. One hour between coats and 14 hours until burnish.

Union, I did mine last Friday. 1920 sq ft and it took a little over 3 gallons for the first coat. I came up about a quart short of being able to apply a second coat on the entire floor. The second coat definitely took less and it went quicker as it was much easier to wipe with the pad. My...

Union, I have an Amish built pole barn. I had them use Perma-columns, which is the concrete you see. Let us know how you make out with the HD40. sent from my kindle fire HD using tapatalk

My 5 gal bucket of HD40 and microfiber pads both arrived today. I scrubbed the floor with simple green and hosed it off tonight thinking I will put down the HD40 on Friday.

You guys convinced me. I ordered 5 gal of HD40 this morning for my new pole barn. I will try to get some pics up once finished. Thanks for the help, Scotty.

Thanks. The FT Duster in the front is mine and the FT Speedster in the background is my boy's. Both are from plans on Flitetest.com. sent from my kindle fire HD using tapatalk

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If you buy a spec house, yes, you are stuck with such ridiculousness. Solution? Hire a custom builder and design your own. sent from my kindle fire HD using tapatalk

And 30x40 is way too big to be calling it a "shed." sent from my kindle fire HD using tapatalk