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awesome work! One note, but i think you are already doing this (looking at the bath): i'm staying in a hotel that has a great shower floor detail: the floor slopes to the wall and has a space (grout line width) between the floor in the wall that is the drain. This is with 4x12" tile floor. It is...

Door size, esp. if you have a truck, is important. Our builder pointed out he was using a 18' and a 9' for the 3 car...makes a big difference

Great Z!

Have Amarr wood doors 8x9,, 8x18' on 18 month old house, no complaints, they are really nice looking.

got 'em...work great

just up the road from you. (Heath) The clay is brutal to dig, whether as wet as it is now or more normal conditions.

we recently built and missed something that appears to be missing from your plan: a "mud" sink in the garage. looks like you have water close, costs pennies now, more later. Also: be sure that you have outside spigots everywhere you can think of, again, pennies now, expensive later. And I am in...

I wish I'd seen the GDOs that mount on the exterior wall rather than the standard type prior to my new house build. Cleaner look, more room for lift, etc. I did manage to remember to get a ceiling fan installed, it's hot in TX summer!

Probably too late, but when we built our house the showers were built with the rubber membrane/tile, but more importantly, set below the height of the floor so there is no step over, which makes for less cleaning, too.

have them, too. Those are a steal for that price.

Roadhouse: Like! all the stuff. And I love me some Hallett, in my SRF, too. The Stephens are great folks and the vibe is always great there, Connie is always so nice. Have not been since (what I hear) was a complete repave, think my next trip is in May.Enjoy your new digs.

Recently plumbed one in and used two unions and a length of hydraulic hose. Cheap and easy to find.

exactly. I thought it was funny

Is that 2 buck HFT recip saw worth a ****? I bought one of their hammer drills and it is surprisingly good for the money and my occasional use

The Puma was on sale at Northern store for 499 today. I bought one on line a few weeks ago from NT and it was 499 and you got a 50 credit for future purchase on line, too.

we burn it off in am oven when necessary

When i was in High School I worked at a sign company as a helper, most of the time in the shop but when I got lucky it would be out on an install or service project. (when unlucky it was a dig holes for posts) For big signs we'd set steel poles that were 8"+ in diameter with the crane, then weld...

I like your thinking!

it was - and the grout lines were spec'd of course. This was a small part of a $20M renovation. Crazy precision throughout.