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The official measurements (from the brochure, that is) for my garage is 19.5 square, with a single door. Inside, due to blocks, it's less than 19'. My Venture fits with enough room to juuuuuust get the tailgate up. Getting two cars inside is another story...

Ok... not in a garage, but what about a basement?

This question isn't really for a project in my garage, but we can pretend it is... :) This may even be better suited in a general category, but.... Pros/Cons of using metal framing vs wood. Tip/tricks of using metal? Any websites with good information (I have yet to find one)? Many...

Having lived in Maine for 10 years, and a wife from N of Green Bay WI, Red Green reminds me of the good life ;)

Side question--why is the tool "****" called such?

The only tool I have is a hammer, so everything I see is a nail.

He didn't teach you that you share with the less fortunate? To give until it hurts? ;)

Waitasecond. Dink: You are a tool rep, and you're *getting* free tools? Share the love with your closest friends, even if we're not closest in distance ;)

Thanks for the replies. Perhaps a better way to phrase the question is, "What brand would you stay away from"?

Another lame-ish query--why use batts vs roll? A batt only seems better if it is the same length as your cavity/bay... otherwise, you still end up cutting pieces, so might as well go with a roll... ??

Ok... I open the floor to your picks for a normal circular saw. Normal use (I do plan on building a deck in the spring/summer), so it doesn't have to worry about doing anything crazy... just a nice, solid, normal (no fancy frills) saw is fine. I had considered cordless, but.... for the cost it...

Dink: Points taken, re: Big Box retailing. I guess a part of my point is that most people think that if HD/Lowes/WM don't sell something, that the product is less-than-wonderful. At least HD/Lowes employ people who are supposed to know what they're talking about... I still would like to find...

I'm going to hijack this thread for a second or two for a request--if any of you have built risers for your washer & dryer, can you drop me a PM? (why buy when you can build??). I now return you to your regularly scheduled thread.

That's the key to retailing--get it in a big store so everything thinks it's the best thing since sliced bread and you can charge whatever you want. Now, Wal-Mart's control of the manufacturer's wholesale price is another issue...

As far as painting goes, don't be foolish like my house builder has been... for whatever reason, after the primer was done(a lousy job), the electricians came in and did all their finish work (hanging lights, smoke detectors, switches/wall plates, outlets and covers). Now, the painters have to...

That would make for a better test--start the tool up, and see how long it will run until it keels over. Or, see how much force it takes to seize the drill... etc. :)

Thanks--I didn't plan on doing all my shopping at Sears... Consumer Reports has done a few articles on various power tools in the past year, and I'll be consulting those (and this list <G>).

Ok... just for once I want to see a normal automobile in one of these garages... I can't wait to do my garage and take a picture with my minivan in the center of it. :)

"Error on page", down in the lower left corner of the window (like a javascript error would be listed). Only IE (5.5 on Win ME) running--no firefox, etc.

Sorry... let me rephrase--the page loads but the map doesn't. I get an error msg at the bottom (one of the yellow exclamation notes) of the browser window.