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The pants are hard to find in my size, but I buy a pair every time I find one. Wearing a pair right meow, as a matter of fact.

We've had a Mini Ductor II for a few years. Seldom used, but does the job when required.

My Dad lived in Evergreen while I was growing up. Lovely place to visit every summer! Welcome! Like you, I don't have much to contribute, but there is a lot of knowledge here.

Can't answer all your questions, but it can be cut with a circular saw.

Would it depend if it were a heat pump at all? I'm in Ohio. Won't help here, but in Arizona...I can see it. Not changing anything, my heat pump gets full shade by 3pm. Just figured someone may know better.

You're in Syracuse. Not sure I'd worry about it.

It seems that most of the tools that I can't find recently... Are at my sons house 1 mile down the road. He's fixing an old house he bought at 22. Might as well contribute to the effort.

What about talking to someone with a 3D printer? Maybe something like a cage that would still allow you to align them, but keep them from getting whacked?

I used to do poured wall work, as well as basement prep, so it interests me. Looks like a solid plan with insulation and solid floor! Congrats! Like Tom said...A garage I'd like to have!

Very Cool! I've seen some of Concrete with the Hauses videos before. I also follow Mike Morgan near Evans City for firewood stuff. They work with each other fairly often. Creative solutions and good work. How many others did you talk to about pouring your floor, and how did you decide he was...

What's your auxiliary heat source? What have your overnight lows been? We have propane, but some have electric heat strips.

My dad and several of his friends who still live there, lived near Evergreen. Beautiful area. Love to visit when we get the chance!

Building looks great! Mine is similar at 30Wx32Lx12'. Interested in what Goose neck lights you were happy with. I've been looking, but it's hard to tell what looks right installed. Great tips on install too! After 2 years, I just had 100A power run from the house last week. Baby steps!

I know we've bought an assortment of caps/plugs for deployment packing. I'd have to dig to be sure, but I want to say that Kimball Midwest had an assortment that fit our needs. (Our needs are for cable reel trucks and Vermeer RT1150 trenchers. Your needs may vary.) We bought a "kit" for each...

Hoping the tree stand is ok. It's missing in these updates. :)

You mean the same FEMA who bought thousands of trailers after Katrina that were never used? I'd look elsewhere for my advice.

In my experience, depends on the draft of the chimney.

Little log cabin with a few chunks of Fatwood mixed in. Dryer lint in a pinch. I've had decent fires within 5 minutes with a little babysitting.

I jacked up a dual axle trailer with 2 3k pound tractors on the side of the PA Turnpike last week with my HF Daytona. Money well spent.

Seems most of the exorbitant prices are coming from highest cost areas in the country. I had a contractor replace 8 sheets of plywood and reroof a 1640 sq ft house this last summer for $6500. Yes, he said his supplies had gone up. Ice Guard replaced the tar paper. This all included total tear...