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HURRY UP AND WAIT!!!!! i love playin that game! matter of fact, i'm playin it right now. the guy was supposed to be here 3 hours ago. you know once and a while we might have other $#it to do! LOL well one thing is for sure, acting as my own general on my build has given me a new found...

lookin good! ....... holy can lights batman!!!

looks good man! it will be a great place to spend hours workin on the jeeps. i used to wheel in MN / WI and workin on repairs/mods is half of the fun. man i miss my built CJ-7 good luck and keep the pics comin

well it looks like i guessed right! i figured you would tin the interior. nice! i have always liked the way it looks but been afraid it would echo too much. time to get shoveling 8) by the look of that nailer next to the overhead opening it looks like you're going to use a wall mounted opener...

lol! thats funny, i suffered in my single car uninsulated, leaning badly, piece of **** garage for 6 years and i ran everything off of a heavy extension cord off the house! and i split it several times to outlets and lights.it was an electricians nightmare! i even dug a shallow trench and buried...

yes we all know that i miss spelled it..........enough about that :headscrat

nice build! i like the red tin.

sorry guys i have been busy with the GARAGE! i went with a 700 cfm variable speed exhaust fan. it is a ceiling mount and runs pretty quiet. it will be hooked up to a humidistat/fan control with low, med & high settings. all things considered i believe this to be perfect for my application...

hi guys, i don't speak up much on this site but i have taken a lot from it during my garage build. i just found this thread tonight so i thought i would share some pics of my polished bath floor in my garage. it's only a 5x5 so i used a 4" wet grinder with diamond pads. i started out with 50...

well I decided to go with the Quietside system which i actually saved $600 on. here she is...... the pre assembled panel made for a pretty simple install.......finished plumbing and filled system yesterday... fired right up and ran it for 3 hours then shut the heater down and just left circ...

thanks guys! KYGTP.........that is exactly what i needed! but i am not sure i need to change the air over every 7 min. i also don't want to **** all of the heat out too fast. although i will be heating with infloor radiant heat and i know it heats objects rather than air so the exhaust might not...

hey guys, i want to put an axhaust fan in my garage for general exhausting. i have been trying to locate the formula for proper fan sizing on the internet but i get everything other than what i want. does anyone know the formula? my garage is 30'x40' with 12.5' ceilings = 15000 qubic ft i had...

I am looking for anyone who is using this dual purpose water heater. I have some questions on air testing, manual fill valve etc

not sure what you a referring to but if i go with the system without domestic water i will only save $400. and since it is code in my area to have hot water when ever you have a faucet/sink. keep in mind this system comes out of the box 90% of the work is already completed. and it comes with...

what do you guys think? is it worth it?

thanks guys! the manufacturer did confirm that they are kept separate. this system is 90% efficient and would cost about $3200 total...................worth it?????????

just my 2 cents but i think the same staples will work. i recently installed the 1/2" and the staples a quit wide at the opening. and even if they are a bit snug on your pex don't sweat it that stuff is tuff. heck the concrete guys roll full wheel barrels right over the rebar and pex

x2 to that !!!! i'm there myself but i know she'll be worth it

alright guys I'm gonna need some help here! i have been looking at a dual purpose on demand water heater witch will heat my in floor radiant as well as the domestic for my garage bathroom. these are sold at the menards hardware stores. it seems like a good option as it will eliminate the need...

thanks ken.............. so are you happy with your system? is it your primary source of heat in the garage? if you don't mind could you give me the info (model #'s etc) on the rest of the system? (expansion tank, controls, valves etc) i'm waiting on my plumber to get back to me with prices to...