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    Outdoor Kitchen

    I completely forgot about this thread. Lots of changes and some compromises since then. Added a new workshop that changed the backyard. Had to cut down all three 100+ year old trees due to infestation.
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    Applying brick to block as a vaneer?

    9 years later and they have had no issues and look exactly the same as the day I finished them.
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Cleaning the main garage VCT for an upcoming Cinco-de-Mayo. Half done. All done. I will add one more cost of sealer tomorrow. VCT is very durable, but it does stain.
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Thanks guys! It was and is a lot of fun!
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    No, I designed and built it. The only part that is sort of a kit is the hub motor and controller were ordered to mate with each other. Everything else I designed and built. Thanks,
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Oops, never finished this. Here is the completion to my electric Vespa! Electric parts and the swingarm I made: Painting and assembly: Electrical install: Completed. It is a blast to ride, and very quick! Short video (if you have Facebook.)...
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    Adding garage size to my profile

    Same problem. Locks me out of even my own thread. Not digging the new format at all!
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    Between 705 & 1200 SQ/FT ZMotorsports Home and 50x60x16 Shop/RV Garage

    Hi Mike, I don't know how your garage, and exterior house, could get much better. Looking great!
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Some bodywork on my Vespa project. Welded a patch to cover the damage, and used POR 15 seam sealer to touch up the rusty areas. Tomorrow I will patch a bad spot on the bottom of the frame. Before: After:
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Spent 2+ hours cleaning up the worst of the stripping/grinding dust! I hate cleaning, but love the result! BTW Grinding dust goes EVERYWHERE! It is a serious PITS to get cleaned up. Sadly, with priming, sanding, priming again, sanding, and filling, sanding, plus priming and sanding, this is...
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    It certainly will help a person spend their money! :-)
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Finally done stripping. I have to say, striping is definitely not my thing. Next, some metal repair, rust patching and priming. Then I have to decide if I am really going to make it an e-Scooter or not.
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    I'm not sure if it is the paint I am stripping, or the stripper. I got this from Amazon. https://www.amazon.com/gp/product/B07S5QWL4X/?tag=atomicindus08-20 No matter, because it really works. Sitting 2-3 hours seems to do it.
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Finished the one side: Then started stripping more paint on the Vespa: After this, just the rear fenders to strip.
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    More stripping. Maybe I need a pole? Now the sides of the frame.
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Cleaned, sanded and coated the front fender and glove box of the Vespa!
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    1" hole in concrete with 1/2" hammer drill?

    Old post, but applicable. I need to drill about 10 1" wide by 1" deep holes in the center of concrete pavers to install flush lights. I will drill 1/4" holes in the bottoms. This thread advocates a rotary drill, but I already have a 1/2" hammer drill. Questions if using the hammer drill? How...
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Snuck out at lunch to peal some more paint, and clean up some rust! Making decent progress. This first part was the hard part, the rest should be easier. (I just jinxed myself!)
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Making progress stripping the paint. It is, afterall, a working shop!
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    20X20 The Slow Build!

    Installed the Air Pipe system for my garage. Replaces a loosely hung rubber hose I have had for 8 years.
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