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I'm gonna do a full length win timber loks. Thanks everyone. Love this forum. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Thanks guys. I can make a full length sister so I think I'll just skip the glue. Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Question Does anyone make a construction adhesive design for this situation? I think the latex may have lead under it which makes this a much more involved project. How much structural benefit am I giving up if I just bolt it up with no adhesive? Sent from my iPhone using Tapatalk

Hey guys I have a cracked 2x6 rafter in my screened in porch. In the past when I've sistered rafters I've used construction adhesive to bond the sistered rafter to the damaged one, along with bolts. These rafters are all painted though, in a yellow latex paint. Do I have to somehow strip...

I have a Husqvarna and also have an acre. 48" deck I think. It's a great machine. I also use it to haul firewood and dethatch/aerate. It has the 22 horse Kohler v twin. Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

All pros I know use their linesman pliers for just about everything, including stripping solid core wires. A good set of linesman pliers will outlive you. My solution to looping wire is to elimimate it - get outlets that can be back wired. They are a few more bucks but worth it for the ease of...

Air filter on an 84-89 Porsche 911 3.2. You had better have a good relationship with your wife, because only tiny, delicate fingers have a snowball's chance of getting those rear two bailing wire clips snapped on. Pretty much everything else in that car is pretty damn easy though. I was able...

Very impressive. Enjoy it! Sent from my Nexus 7 using Tapatalk

Jack, I ran across this too. I think with a lazy Susan this is the solution for me. Only downside is no built in provision for an exhaust.

I dont have half those tools...

This is very cool! Too elaborate for my use case but if I had a lot of stuff to paint, I might steal this.

Re: What did you do "IN" your garage today? I'm going all Makita. That impact is incredible and I wired 3 garages with that white drill - it is incredible. With the right ship augur bit it will eat nails. I have a million pics but no thread yet...On my to-do list!

I like this. So you just put stuff on that grate, turn on the fan and fire away? I think I might have to steal this idea. Do you break it down to store it?

I can't fully picture your setup but I love the idea of a range hood.

This is interesting. Any pics of your setup? I will of course commence googling.

Just finished my 3 bay garage, have a pile of projects lined up. I park cars in all three bays...Actually bay 3 will be getting a 4 post so I can get all 4 cars inside during the winter months. How do you guys spray paint stuff in the garage? I am terrified of getting paint all.over...

Re: What did you do "IN" your garage today? I made this rack for my drill and impact, I inspired by the incredible work I've seen on this forum. This was the first project I did in my new garage...And of course, it was FOR my garage!

Not sure what 4 post you're looking at - but the footprint is going to be tight too. The narrow version of the bendpack hd9 has a 100" x 200" footprint (depth includes the loading ramps). If you put it in the middle bay, you'll be slightly into the other 2. Just a thought. You have a really...

I literally just put this up last night. This is from a company called diamond life. They put a backer behind the steel so the pegboard hooks inset securely, like a hardboard pegboard. I will report back once I have some "miles" on it, but it's a very high quality piece. Not cheap, but you...

Curious - why do you want to do this? I had a double wide at my last house and it was great because we had to make a right angle turn to get into the garage, not having a post between the two bays gave us more maneuvering room. If it was straight in I prefer the look of 2 doors plus it's less...